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Ireland group calls for inquiry into deaths of 108 babies born alive after abortion
Ireland group calls for inquiry into deaths of 108 babies born alive after abortion An advocacy group in Ireland is…
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Church honors Cardinal Sin as Philippines marks 40th peaceful revolution anniversary
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines paid tribute to the late Cardinal Jaime Sin on the 40th anniversary of the EDSA…
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Archbishop declares nullity of marriage between 2 transgender persons in Argentina
The archbishop of Corrientes, Argentina, José Adolfo Larregain, confirmed that the marriage between two transgender persons, which took place in…
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‘Baraniak, you can’t act like a swine’: The Salesian bishop who defied Stalinism
WARSAW, Poland — From Nicaragua to Nigeria, Belarus to China, the Catholic Church is once again facing repression in many…
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Bishops of Canada, U.S., and Latin America: ‘No migrant is a stranger to the Church’
Bishops from the United States, Canada, and Latin America met this week in Tampa, Florida, to discuss various issues of…
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International student to enter Catholic Church this Easter thanks to Facebook Marketplace
Tzu Ping Liu is an international student from Taiwan at the University of Florida who will be entering the Catholic…
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Pope Leo says parishes should reflect a Church that ‘cares for her children’
Pope Leo XIV continued his pastoral visits to parishes on the outskirts of Rome Sunday, traveling to the Santa Maria…
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Bangladesh’s ‘Mother of Migrants’ brings hope to the vulnerable
CHATTOGRAM, Bangladesh — In Bangladesh’s bustling port city of Chattogram, where thousands of internal and international migrants struggle daily for…
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Church in Mexico: Pray for peace as cartel reacts after military kills its leader
The Mexican Bishops’ Conference called on the faithful to intensify their prayers for peace in the country and to reinforce…
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Cuba ‘needs renewal and positive changes not more pain,’ Caribbean bishops say
The Antilles Episcopal Conference (AEC) expressed its “profound pastoral concern for the people of Cuba” who are facing “grave humanitarian…
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