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Signs Of the Times
Jim McDermott
Los Angeles ‘grew up around the automobile.’ Ready access to transportation was assumed.
Dispatches
Michael J. O’Loughlin
“Today I, as the leader of this archdiocese, stand before you to say we have failed, in what we have done and what we have failed to do,” Archbishop Bernard Hebda said.
Bishop Edward J. Slattery of Tulsa, Okla., faces the crucifix on the altar as he celebrates Mass in June 2009 at Holy Family Cathedral (CNS photo/Dave Crenshaw, Eastern Oklahoma Catholic).
In All Things
John F. Baldovin
The decision to face the people rested on a profound theological insight.
Dispatches
Pierre de Charentenay
The call of Daesh to members of Europe’s Muslim communities to kill as many “unfaithful” Western people as possible creates a new vista of possibilities for violent, frustrated men.
News
Dennis Sadowski - Catholic News Service
"I learned that people want to mend the gaps, that they really care about it, that they see the gaps differently," one sister said.
News
James Ramos - Catholic News Service
"I think the ministries that you do in music are so crucial in the trickling increment of grace and participation," Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo said.
A demonstrator takes a picture of the police line during the Shut Down Trump & the RNC protest on July 17, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
News
Dennis Sadowski - Catholic News Service
"I've never seen the city like this before. I think it's the end of the world coming," one man said.
News
Olga Segura
The U.N.H.C.R. hosted an international summit that explored possible solutions to the migrant crisis with the Organization of American States on July 6-7 in San José, Costa Rica.
Vatican Dispatch
Gerard O’Connell
‘We need laypeople with a vision of the future.’
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
Tighter Western security measures and immigration controls are two likely outcomes of a truck attack in France on July 14, but a closer appraisal of “crisis architecture” may be another response to the unprecedented attack.“I think that, sadly, we’re at a place where—no
Of Many Things
Matt Malone, S.J.
We could not do all we do without your support. Nor would we want to.
Faith in Focus
Mary Boys
By doing justice to the “other half of the story,” we Christians honor our moral obligation to the Jewish people.
Antonio Spadaro, S.J.Louis J. Cameli
The great question is this: How do we form consciences?
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
The deaths of two African-American men last month at the hands of police in Baton Rouge, La., and Falcon Heights, Minn., a suburb of St. Paul, provoked soul-searching and demonstrations against police brutality and institutional racism around the country. In a jolt to the entire nation, the killings
Signs Of the Times
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources
Msgr. Owen Campion of Nashville, Tenn., retired on June 30 after a long career in the Catholic press as an editor and associate publisher. • A few months after Donald J. Trump’s clash with Pope Francis over immigration policy, a new poll finds that most U.S. Catholics support Hillary Clin
Signs Of the Times
Michael J. O’Loughlin
Democrats for Life may have lost the battle, but they’re hoping to win the war, as they see the party’s future inextricably linked to how well it carves out room for individuals opposed to abortion.Democratic Party leaders meeting in Orlando, Fla., on July 10 advanced a draft of its 2016
Arts & CulturePoetry
Nicholas Campbell
A flicker in the woodsyet enduring as those trees.This twice-spawned leafmakes you believe youcan almost catch lightin your hands. Whatever rootit takes depends on what footbecomes a flower. Brief bliss, whose moth life holdsclose to the flame, this little wormwith wings, so that time may showu
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A woman rides in a taxi in Havana on Sept. 21, 2015. (CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn)
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Nicolette Paglioni - Catholic News Service
Witnesses testified against what they said is the U.S. government's lack of action regarding the use of violence by the Castro regime.
Marcos Gonzalez Villalba, center, meets with young adult leaders in the Diocese of Shreveport, La., in this undated photo. He is the first Hispanic youth and young adult coordinator for the diocese. (CNS photo/courtesy Catholic Extension)
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Catholic News Service
Today, more than half of U.S. millennial Catholics—ages 14 to 34—are Hispanic as are two-thirds of Catholics under 35 who attend church regularly.