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Catholic women are leaving the church. This group wants them to lead it.
By Zac Davis
How pastoral failures in communication are provoking a crisis of faith
By Sam Sawyer, S.J.
It’s official: Jesuit Father Pedro Arrupe is now a ‘Servant of God’
By Emma Winters
No major action on sex abuse accountability at U.S. bishops’ meeting
By Michael J. O’Loughlin
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Simcha Fisher

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Church News

Archbishop Viganò ordered to pay back $2 million to his brother

An Italian court has ordered Archbishop Viganò to pay back to his brother more than $2 million, which he had, according to the Italian press, “illegally and illegitimately” taken from him over many years.
By Gerard O’Connell

U.S. bishops adopt new anti-racism letter, first in almost 40 years

The U.S. Catholic bishops voted to accept the first pastoral letter against racism in almost 40 years.
By Olga Segura
#ChurchToo: How can we prevent the abuse of women by the clergy?
Is the Catholic Church doing enough to prevent the abuse of women by clergy?
Lea Karen KiviNovember 16, 2018

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This Jesuit-run prison ministry gives inmates a first chance they never received.
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Scripture

Of all God’s creatures, why do only humans worry about the future?

In the life of every long-lived man and woman, the future flows into promise, then fades into peril and panic.
By Terrance Klein

100 years after the Great War, what can we say to an exhausted world?

The whole world may not be at war, but sometimes our personal worlds do collapse.
By Terrance Klein