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Signs Of the Times
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In Rome on May 9, Sally Hodgdon of the United States, superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery, was elected vice president of the International Union of Superiors General, a body that includes 1,900 religious orders of women worldwide. • Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York on May 13
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At the end of 2011, the Catholic population worldwide reached 1.214 billion.
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Human trafficking is so widespread that U.S. congregations of women religious are uniting in a nationwide effort to limit its reach. For years individual congregations have run human trafficking awareness programs regionally. Sister Margaret Nacke, of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, Kan., sa
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“Money has to serve, not to rule," Pope Francis said. " We have created new idols."
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The audit found the fewest abuse allegations since the data collection began in 2004.
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A bomb attack on May 5 at a church in Arusha, Tanzania, killed two people and wounded a dozen more. The Vatican nuncio, Archbishop Francisco Padilla, escaped unharmed. • A degeneration of religion is how the Vatican’s culture minister, Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, on May 8 described Mexico
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School-choice initiatives were given a big boost in late March by the Indiana Supreme Court.
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The separation barrier would nearly surround a convent and its primary school.
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The bishops’ conference has appealed to the nation’s doctors to return to work and save lives.
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Nearly 2.5 million refugees are now scattered in camps in states bordering Syria.