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October 28 2016
When bishops gather at the Vatican two years from now, they’ll have the opportunity to make a much-needed course correction.
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October 14 2016
Children are the most vulnerable and hardest hit among the world's migrants.
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October 07 2016
A synod in 2018 will focus on accompanying young people on the path of faith and in discerning their vocations.
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September 23 2016
The traveling pilgrim statue of Our Lady of Fatima is on a nearly two-year mission to all 50 states.
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September 16 2016
The resurrection should not be reduced to a mere spiritual experience.
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September 02 2016
How this humble woman opened her heart to the poor and, as a result, changed the world.
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August 12 2016
Pope Francis compared the encounter of Christ and the widow of Nain to the encounter any Christian can have.
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August 05 2016
Pope Francis has appointed a commission to study the issue of women deacons.
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August 01 2016
Pilgrims, estimated in the millions, cheered the pope's call to serve others, not be 'couch potatoes.'
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July 15 2016
The pope expressed his "deep sorrow" and "spiritual closeness" with the French people.
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July 08 2016
The tens of thousands of young people traveling to World Youth Day will show an increasing presence of Spanish-speaking Catholics.
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July 01 2016
Pope Francis spoke on how both apostles showed an openness to the grace of Christ.
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June 17 2016
Pope Francis reflects on the words of the Our Father, noting that the prayer reminds us of our identity as children of God.
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June 10 2016
Pope Francis raised the July 22 memorial of St. Mary Magdalene to a feast on the church's liturgical calendar.
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June 03 2016
On June 3, Pope Francis spoke on the conformity between the heart of the priest and the Heart of the Good Shepherd.
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May 27 2016
The source and summit of our faith, there is always more to discover about the mystery of the Eucharist.
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May 06 2016
Each of our postures and gestures is significant as we reverently honor Christ's sacrifice in the Mass.
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April 14 2016
The piece of art found in Greensburg, Pa., is an ideal destination for a Year of Mercy pilgrimage.
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April 08 2016
Amid violence and natural disasters, power of group prayer helps comfort, promotes healing.
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March 24 2016
Holy Father to wash feet of eight men and four women, including some non-Catholics.
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March 18 2016
The humble founder of the Missionaries of Charity, champion of the poor will be declared a saint 19 years after her death.
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March 11 2016
Lent is the 'opportune moment to re-establish the Lord' as the center of one's life.
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March 03 2016
In the presence of family, bishops, priests and colleagues from the Vatican, Irish Msgr. Paul Tighe was ordained a bishop Feb. 27.
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February 11 2016
750 years after St. Thomas Aquinas began his masterwork, its influence is still felt throughout the Church.
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December 02 2015
In his journey to Africa, the pope preaches on unity, care for the poor and the strength of families.
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November 20 2015
A converted ambulance will bring the Sacrament of Reconciliation to the peripheries of Lafayette, La.
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November 13 2015
The continent is the fastest growing region for Catholicism in the world, but the challenges are real.
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October 30 2015
The Tantur Ecumenical Institute in Jerusalem provides a safe haven in a tumultuous environment.
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October 16 2015
The Order of Discalced Carmelites honored the 500th anniversary of their founder's birth with a jubilee year.
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October 09 2015
While the pope has called for action, many are in disagreement over how to deal with problem.
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October 01 2015
Pope Francis spent six days inspiring those who heard his message to reach out and encounter the world with love.
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September 25 2015
The Holy Father blesses the site of the Sept. 11 memorial.
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September 17 2015
Known as the "father of the California missions," Serra will become America's first Hispanic saint — and the first to be canonized on U.S. soil.
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September 04 2015
When Pope Francis visits New York City Sept. 24-26, one of his stops will be at Our Lady Queen of Angels School in East Harlem.
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August 07 2015
Aug. 20 marks 35 years since the death of American-born foundress whose cause for canonization is now underway.
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July 27 2015
'Footprints' follows pilgrims on the nearly 600-mile hike through France, Spain.
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July 17 2015
During his apostolic visit to his native land, the Holy Father urges the faithful to trust in Christ.
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July 09 2015
Denver, Honolulu are latest to move the Sacrament of Confirmation ahead of first Communion.
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July 02 2015
Along with main events, the pope’s first journey to America includes visit to school, penitentiary.
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June 18 2015
In his encyclical, Pope Francis says the global community must prioritize protecting our home.
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May 21 2015
Catholic officials in the Holy Land hope ceremony can help inspire Christians in the Middle East.
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April 27 2015
Aid is being rushed to victims of the massive earthquake.
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April 22 2015
Louis and Zélie Martin, parents of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, are to become the first husband and wife to be made saints together.
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April 08 2015
Francis also pleads for peace in conflicts across the world in Easter message.
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April 02 2015
We should all be ready to expect the unexpected.
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March 25 2015
Guided tours of the Sistine Chapel, museums are planned.
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March 13 2015
Extraordinary jubilee year will run from Dec. 8, 2015 to Nov. 20, 2016.
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February 18 2015
The theme is 'Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.'
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February 06 2015
Pope Francis hosts a video chat with disabled children.
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January 14 2015
Recognized for their extraordinary contributions to the Faith, the lives of these holy men and women instruct us on the path to heaven.
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December 26 2014
Pontiff scheduled to visit Asia and the U.S., release new encyclical and host a second family synod.
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December 18 2014
The seven feast days following the Nativity of the Lord aid us in our understanding of the Incarnation.
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December 11 2014
In an area of the world filled with turmoil, the Catholic university is a symbol of interreligious success.
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November 26 2014
National Museum of Women in the Arts collects more than 60 masterworks of the Blessed Virgin.
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October 23 2014
'We are losing our humanity' in the face of the disease, said Bishop Anthony Fallah Borwah.
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October 09 2014
At first U.S. beatification, new ‘blessed’ remembered as one with ‘mystical visions, deep insights.’
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October 02 2014
The first American beatified in the United States, Sister Miriam Teresa modeled a life of holiness.
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September 11 2014
These Catholic apps for smartphones and tablets will help keep you on the right path during your faith journey.
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July 31 2014
Feast days commemorating the Mother of God highlight her life and role in our salvation.
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June 25 2014
Catholic conferences enrich lives of parents and children by strengthening their faith through prayer, formation, discipleship.
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June 19 2014
Homeless men and women around the world play soccer for a better life.
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June 12 2014
Catholic organizations help domestic, global fight against growing problem of forced labor.
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March 03 2014
With the recent violence and political unrest in Ukraine, Pope Francis assured those in the country of his prayers.
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February 10 2014
Pope Francis' 2014 Lenten Message's theme was: "He became poor, so that by his poverty you might become rich" (2 Cor 8:9).
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January 24 2014
During the last almost year of his pontificate, Pope Francis has had an incredible impact on the Church and the world.
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January 17 2014
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is sponsoring 9 Days for Life, a nationwide novena for life.
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December 11 2013
How do we grow in holiness?
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November 11 2013
Father Joseph Walijewski devoted his life to missionary work in Latin America.
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September 04 2013
The pope called for a day of prayer and fasting for peace in Syria, the Mideast Region and the entire world.
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July 29 2013
Everything about this World Youth Day has been of epic proportions.
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July 15 2013
Two popes to be canonized, possibly before the end of year.
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June 20 2013
Ken Hackett, retired Catholic Relief Services president, has been nominated as U.S. ambassador to the Holy See.
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June 13 2013
The second annual Fortnight for Freedom is June 21 to July 4.
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June 05 2013
The Vatican is celebrating life June 15-16 with Faithful to Life, a celebration of Blessed John Paul II’s Evangelium Vitae (“Gospel of Life”).
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May 13 2013
The path to sainthood clears for two Church leaders.
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May 10 2013
Pope Francis will return to South America July 22-29 for the 28th World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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May 03 2013
Father Emil Kapaun is recognized for his heroism during the Korean War.
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April 09 2013
Facts and a new short video from Our Sunday Visitor on Pope Francis.
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March 28 2013
A recent Pew Research Center poll asked U.S. Catholics how they felt about Pope Francis.
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March 12 2013
When the smoke from the special Vatican chimney is white and not black, we’ll have a new Pope.
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March 08 2013
One week after Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's retirement, the cardinals have set the date.
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March 01 2013
Now that Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI is retired, some things in his life will be different.
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February 28 2013
Pope Benedict XVI’s Twitter account goes inactive.
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February 28 2013
Pope Benedict XVI speaks of his departure during his final general audience.
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February 22 2013
Pope Benedict XVI has issued an amendment to papal conclave rules.
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February 18 2013
A few additional farewell meetings round out the Pope's original schedule.
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February 11 2013
The resignation of Pope Benedict XVI is unprecedented in the past 600 years.
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February 11 2013
Follow Our Sunday Visitor's on-going coverage.
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January 29 2013
Statements mark the 40th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision.
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December 03 2012
U.S. Bishops set to vote on a document inviting Catholics to confession.
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August 31 2012
Five strategies to help live out the Year of Faith in your classroom.
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August 29 2012
Kateri Tekakwitha is the first Native American ever canonized.
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July 11 2012
Faith words every Catholic should know.
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March 27 2012
The Number of Catholic priests, bishops and deacons rose.
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