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Father Benedict J. Groeschel, founder of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal and aleading pro-life figure, is pictured in a 2008 photo. He died Oct. 3 at age 81 after a long illness. (CNS photo/Karen Callaway)
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Father Benedict J. Groeschel, who was a founder of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, a leading pro-life figure and popular author, retreat master and preacher, died Oct. 3 at St. Joseph's Home for the elderly in Totowa after a long illness. He was 81."We are deeply saddened by the death
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The California Catholic Conference has filed a federal civil rights complaint protesting a state ruling mandating the inclusion of voluntary direct abortion -- including gender selection and late-term abortion -- in California health insurance policies."This is a coercive and discriminatory act
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Missouri spokesman confirms archbishop visited diocese for interviews.
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Laicized papal ambassador accused of sex abuse in Dominican Republic
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Pope Francis, who has said the Catholic Church has "not yet come up with a profound theology of womanhood," named five women, a record number, to the International Theological Commission.One of the women is U.S. Mercy Sister Prudence Allen, former chair of the philosophy department at St.
Catholics attend a rally to urge global action on climate change in New York Sept. 21. The United Nations will host a summit to discuss reducing carbon emissions that threaten the environment. (CNS photo/ Eduardo Munoz, Reuters)
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Marchers call for urgency on global challenge
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What you need to know about October's synod on the family
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Bishops urge compliance with Hyde Amendment
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The Vice President joins Network at Iowa kickoff of 'Nuns on the Bus' tour
A Liberian nurse disinfects a looted mattress taken from a school that was used as an Ebola isolation unit in Monrovia, Liberia, on Aug. 19. (CNS photo/Ahmed Jallanzo, EPA)
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U.S. physician-deacon has gone to Liberia to train and educate health care teams.