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Archbishop Cupich, receiving pallium, asks faithful to minister with him
When Archbishop Blase J. Cupich of Chicago received the pallium on his shoulders Aug. 23, he did so in a demonstration of unity that he said extended from the people in the pews to the bishops who joined him in the sanctuary to Pope Francis.He was invested with the pallium by Archbishop Carlo Maria
Puerto Rico debt crisis faces crucial date; church opts for jubilee
“The jubilee…serves as an economic clean slate that mirrors the forgiveness and new beginning proclaimed in the Gospels.”
Catholic agencies counseling to help Gaza Strip’s children overcome trauma
Catholic aid agencies having been using various counseling techniques, even a live clown and puppets, to help the Gaza Strip’s children overcome the trauma of lost loved ones and homes in the year since the cease-fire ended the conflict.
10 years later, New Orleans—in so many ways new and improved and utterly resilient—is a resurrection city.
“It was like a war zone. No sign of life,” said now-retired New Orleans Archbishop Alfred C. Hughes.
Judge orders immigrant families locked in detention centers be released by Oct. 23.
Order requires release of children in for-profit detention centers “without unnecessary delay”
A commitment to the health of our planet is not an option. It is an obligation, says the Rev. Peter Karanja.
While calling for global carbon emissions cuts, Kenya’s National Council of Churches has launched a multifaith campaign to lobby governments, industries and multilateral agencies to agree on a binding treaty at the U.N. climate change talks in Paris later this year.
Popemobile shipped to U.S. ahead of pope’s arrival
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — More than a month before Pope Francis was scheduled to arrive in the United States, his ride landed on U.S. shores."A Jeep Wrangler will be used as the popemobile in the USA (like the one used in Ecuador in July 2015)," the Vatican press office said in a statement Aug
Remember works of mercy on World Migrant Day 2016, Vatican says
In the Year of Mercy, the Catholic Church’s annual day of reflection and prayer on the situation of migrants and refugees will include a special reminder that “welcoming the stranger” is a corporal work of mercy.
Malaysia’s response to Rohingya migrants studied during USCCB trip
Exploitation and discrimination abound among refugees from Myanmar’s ethnic minority communities who have landed in Malaysia, a five-member contingent from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops learned.
