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Vatican reports $3.3 million deficit was significantly less than expected
Vatican reports $3.3 million deficit was significantly less than expected
By Catholic News Service
The Vatican reported that projections of an expected deficit of 33.4 million euros ($34 million) for 2021 ended in a shortfall of just 3.3 million euros ($3.36 million).
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Be vigilant to God's presence in life, pope says
Be vigilant to God's presence in life, pope says
By Catholic News Service
Christians should not only face life's challenges without fear but also not be overcome by the temptation to remain idle to the Lord's presence in those moments, Pope Francis said.
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Ambassador says pope will visit Ukraine before Kazakhstan trip
Ambassador says pope will visit Ukraine before Kazakhstan trip
By Catholic News Service
Pope Francis plans to make his long-awaited visit to Ukraine before his trip to Kazakhstan in September, said Andrii Yurash, Ukraine's ambassador to the Holy See.
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Rhode Island priest vlogs his way through cardiac surgery
Rhode Island priest vlogs his way through cardiac surgery
By Catholic News Service
In 1971, this question provided the Bee Gees with their first No. 1 single in the United States. Now, the same query is at the heart (so to speak) of an ongoing online video series by Father Henry Zinno, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Bristol.
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Caritas Ukraine director: Parish network was key to quick response
Caritas Ukraine director: Parish network was key to quick response
By Catholic News Service
One year ago, Ukrainian Catholic Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk named Tetiana Stawnychy president of Caritas Ukraine. Within about seven months, Russia had invaded Ukraine, and Caritas was one of the first groups to provide assistance to people affected by the war.
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Bishop: Knights' founder is best example of how to be true pastors in world
Bishop: Knights' founder is best example of how to be true pastors in world
By Catholic News Service
How to be true pastors in the world.
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Quo vadis? Pope revitalizes ancient theologian's rules as a timely guide
Quo vadis? Pope revitalizes ancient theologian's rules as a timely guide
By Catholic News Service
When Pope Francis gave his first full-length interview after his election in 2013, he was asked about the importance of the church providing solid points of reference in a rapidly changing world. The new pope pulled out his thumb-worn breviary and read out a Latin quote from a fifth-century French monk.
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Nuns and priests flee, more churches shut in Ethiopia's Tigray region
Nuns and priests flee, more churches shut in Ethiopia's Tigray region
By Catholic News Service
Catholic bishops in Ethiopia warned that insecurity is shutting down churches and forcing more priests and nuns to flee, as consequences of the war in the northern province of Tigray are felt across the entire country.
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Church unity threatened by ideology, pope tells Jesuits in Canada
Church unity threatened by ideology, pope tells Jesuits in Canada
By Catholic News Service
The unity of the Catholic Church's bishops is fundamental in correcting past wrongs and in confronting challenges today, Pope Francis said.
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Kansas pro-lifers will 'redouble efforts' to help women, protect unborn
Kansas pro-lifers will 'redouble efforts' to help women, protect unborn
By Catholic News Service
Now that the Value Them Both constitutional amendment has been defeated, a big question looms: What's next?
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Priest who served in Minnesota is new superior general of his congregation
Priest who served in Minnesota is new superior general of his congregation
By Catholic News Service
Father Benny Mekkatt Varghese, who served in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis from 2008 until this May, was elected superior general of his religious congregation July 26 during its General Chapter meeting in Rome.
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Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may come as no surprise to many Catholics that another modernist bishop has taken a stand against those promoting Traditional Catholicism. On the other hand, it is a far stretch for a bishop to ban Catholics, or a group of Catholics, from praying the rosary inside the cathedral. However, that is exactly what happened in Peoria, Illinois.
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New Rochester, Minn., bishop's heart is 'overwhelmed with joy, gratitude'
New Rochester, Minn., bishop's heart is 'overwhelmed with joy, gratitude'
By Catholic News Service
After nearly seven years serving as an auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, a new chapter in Bishop Robert E. Barron's ministry as one of the Catholic Church's most recognizable evangelists has begun halfway across the country.
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Deacon Tom Cornell, longtime Catholic peacemaker and activist, dies at 88
Deacon Tom Cornell, longtime Catholic peacemaker and activist, dies at 88
By Catholic News Service
Deacon Tom Cornell, a co-founder of Pax Christi USA as well as the Catholic Peace Fellowship and a decades long associate of Catholic Worker co-founder Dorothy Day, died Aug. 1 at his home near New York City. He was 88.
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Church leaders urged to be trailblazers in addressing systemic racism
Church leaders urged to be trailblazers in addressing systemic racism
By Catholic News Service
When deadly, racially motivated violence erupted in a Black church in Charleston, South Carolina, a Pittsburgh synagogue, a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, and most recently in Buffalo, New York, Catholic Church leaders have responded.
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Kentucky churches, communities work together to meet flood victims' needs
Kentucky churches, communities work together to meet flood victims' needs
By Catholic News Service
Lori Helfrich, the parish life director at Mother of Good Counsel Church in Hazard County, Kentucky, had just come from volunteering at the food pantry that her parish helps support.
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Small businesses invest in common good in local communities, pope says
Small businesses invest in common good in local communities, pope says
By Catholic News Service
Pope Francis asked people to pray for those running small- and medium-sized businesses since they contribute so much to the good of the local community and are still hard-hit by so many crises.
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