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Moral argument to raise minimum wage
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Father Larry Snyder, the president of Catholic Charities USA, discusses the moral imperative of raising the minimum wage.
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Kaya Oakes on Catholic Writing Today
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Kaya Oakes talks about her new essay in America magazine, "Writers Blocked?" where she seeks to offer a corrective to the ongoing discussion among Paul Elie, Dana Gioia and others about the golden age of Catholic writing.
Pope Francis canonizes Popes John and John Paul
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Pope Francis canonizes Sts. John XXIII and John Paul II April 27, Divine Mercy Sunday.
Migrants refuel body and spirit
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Two parishes in Veracruz, Mexico, feed hungry migrants on their way north.
Remembering John XXIII
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As we look forward to the canonization of Blessed John XXIII on April 27, an interview with his former secretary, Italian Archbishop Loris Capovilla.
Thank You, Sisters
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James Martin, S.J., pays tribute to women religious since Vatican II.
Pope asks forgiveness for sex abuse
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Pope Francis asked forgiveness for sexual abuse of children by priests.
Pope Francis: 'Serve one another'
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Pope Francis celebrated the Holy Thursday foot-washing ritual at a rehabilitation center in Rome, April 17.
Survivors, pope mark genocide anniversary
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Catholics, aid workers, religious, survivors and Pope Francis commemorate the 20th anniversary of the start of the Rwandan genocide. Some of the images in this video are graphic.
Pope Francis celebrates Palm Sunday
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Pope Francis celebrated Palm Sunday in St. Peter's Square April 13.
Death penalty support declining
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. bishops' pro-life office sees a positive trend in a new Pew survey that shows a shrinking majority in the support of the death penalty.
Pope on trafficking: A 'crime against humanity'
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Pope Francis met victims of human trafficking and senior police chiefs from 20 countries and praised their efforts to fight against a "crime against humanity."
Filipinos are not victims
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International agencies collaborate on Philippine typhoon relief efforts for a more efficient recovery.
A saint of Vatican II
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The biographer of Blessed John Paul II talks about how the Second Vatican Council shaped the future pope's program for the church.
Pope to Mafia: Stop doing evil!
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Pope Francis appealed to members of the Mafia during a prayer vigil with family members of innocent victims of Italian gangsters.
Pope Francis: Do you want to be a priest?
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Pope Francis discussed the vocation to the priesthood during his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square March 26.
Pope Francis: The "culture of encounter"
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Pope Francis held an audience with members of the Apostolic Movement for the Blind and the Little Mission for the Deaf March 31.
Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors
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The lone clerical abuse victim on a new papal commission calls the move important for the church.
Pope, with Obama, backs U.S. bishops
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CNS Rome bureau chief Francis X. Rocca looks at the visit of U.S. President Barack Obama to the Vatican.
Pope Francis' advice to married couples
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Pope Francis spoke on marriage during his weekly general audience April 2.