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Pope Francis issued two Apostolic Letters on Tuesday introducing reforms to questions of marital nullity.
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
Pope Francis has been interested in finding some way to deal with the problem of divorced and remarried Catholics and restoring them to the full sacramental life of the church. Streamlining the annulment process has been among the strong suggestions of a number of Catholic cardinals and bishops from around the world.
Dispatches
Gerard O’Connell
ldquo Many people experience the church 39 s doctrine as far from reality There is a kind of practical schism Christian couples very committed to the church for example do not live the teachings of the encyclical 39 Humanae Vitae 39 regarding birth control It 39 s a problem that needs
News
Jonathan Luxmoore - OSV News
"The crisis in Syria is now in its fifth year, and the neighboring countries where we've been providing assistance are running out of resources," said Kim Pozniak, communications officer for Catholic Relief Service.
Migrants walk along a highway in Bicske, Hungary, near the border with Austria Sept. 4. (CNS/Bernadett Szabo, Reuters)
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Vatican Radio
"May Every parish, every religious community, every monastery, every sanctuary of Europe, take in one family" Pope Francis appealed.
A young girl screams as migrants rush to cross into Macedonia at the Macedonian-Greek border, Sept. 2 (CNS/Ognen Teofilovski, Reuters).
Dispatches
David Stewart
The critical moment has now come when practically everyone in Britain and across Europe has finally realized the enormity of the tragedy happening across our continent.
Members of Sacred Heart Church in McAllen, Texas, participate in virtual town hall meeting with Pope Francis.
In All Things
Mike Russo
This broadcast had several important features offer us a kind of "coming attractions" to the pope’s visit to our country.
Migrants walk on the railway tracks in Bicske, Hungary, near the Austrian border Sept. 4.
Dispatches
Jim McDermott
More than in most countries the church in the United States has the means and the will to help. So let's put those resources to work.
Pope Francis Homilies
Vatican Radio
On Sept. 4, Pope Francis’s homily was a reflection on the need to sow peace rather than discord in our daily lives.
Pope Francis Homilies
Vatican Radio
Papal homily from Sept. 3: the capacity to recognize ourselves as sinners opens us to the astonishment at the encounter with Jesus.
Pope Francis Homilies
Vatican Radio
On Sept. 1, Pope Francis said Christians should comfort each other through good works and kind words and not with useless chatter.
Margot Patterson
The influx of refugees to Europe is becoming a defining crisis of our time.
A Catholic Pope and a Presbyterian President: Benedict XV and Woodrow Wilson
Politics & SocietyIn All Things
Joseph McAuley
No two men could have been more different: one was a pope and successor of St. Peter, the other, a political science professor turned politician president.
Blogs
Olga Segura
Most devastating have been the images of dead children washing onto the Libyan side of the Mediterranean Sea, like that of 3-year-old Aylan.
In All Things
Charles C. Camosy
We should be honest as a culture about the fact that these children are killed not because they are a burden on themselves, but because having a child with Down’s doesn’t meet our expectations.
The Ignatian Educator
Matt Emerson
Pew Research has published new survey on Catholics.
A person lights a candle for explosion victims at the Chaoyin Temple Aug. 14. The Aug. 12 blast engulfed an industrial area where toxic chemicals and gas were stored in the northeast Chinese port city. (CNS photo/Wu Hong, EPA)
Dispatches
Steven Schwankert
A large military parade was seen as a continuation of China's campaign to maintain public hatred of Japan.
Hungarian policemen detain migrants on the tracks at a railway station in the town of Bicske, Hungary, Sept. 3. (CNS photo/Laszlo Balogh, Reuters)
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
Thousands of people fleeing Middle East calamity zones are piling up at barricades on the borders of Europe.
The Good Word
Terrance Klein
We used to stress (rightly) that to miss Mass was a grave sin. We ought to work harder to make Mass something gracious and beautiful.