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Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
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Kevin Clarke
Police report that the 20-year-old gunman was killed and four weapons were recovered at the scene.
SAFE AT LAST? Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive on Sept. 10 at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near Amman, Jordan.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
The Obama administration announced on Sept. 10 that it would seek to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees during the next fiscal year in response to a growing crisis that has shocked consciences around the world. That number would reflect a significant increase from the 1,293 admitted in fiscal year 2015, b
Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive Sept. 10 at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near the town of Ruwaished, which is close to Amman, Jordan. (CNS photo/Muhammad Hamed, Reuters)
News
Kevin Clarke
The Obama administration announced that it would seek to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees during the next fiscal year--a significant increase from the 1,293 admitted in fiscal 2015, but far short of the number other nations have pledged to accept.
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
Opening today in Solino is Celtic Park Haiti, described as “a top-notch soccer facility on the grounds of what was once a makeshift camp for people displaced by the Haiti earthquake.”
BORDER PRESS. Exhuastion at an attempted crossing between Macedonia and Greece, near the town of Gevgelija, Macedonia.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
What has been described as the worst refugee crisis since the end of World War II reached a crescendo in early September as thousands of people fleeing Syria, Iraq and other Middle Eastern calamity zones piled up against hastily erected barricades on the outskirts of Europe. But European sentiment,
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.
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.
Migrants scuffle with police after breaking through a fence Sept. 2 and crossing the border between Macedonia and Greece, near the town of Gevgelija, Macedonia. (CNS photo/Valdrin Xhemaj, EPA)
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
"Borders are killing people," said Jesuit Refugee Service Europe director Jean-Marie Carrière.
Politics & SocietyDispatches
Kevin Clarke
Images of drowned babies washing ashore in Libya have circulated widely.
Colombian soldiers carry the bodies of Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia rebels killed in combat at an army base in Tame in 2014. (CNS photo/Jose Miguel Gomez, Reuters)
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
A meeting in Cuba with FARC offers some risks for Pope Francis, but his intervention—and blessing on the outcome of the peace process in Colombia—could be just the push negotiators need to finish the job and bring in an end to a conflict that has smoldered since 1964.