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Pope names organizing committee for abuse conference in February
Pope Francis named U.S. Cardinal Blase J. Cupich of Chicago to be part of the organizing committee preparing for a meeting of the world's bishops' conferences and representatives of religious orders to address the abuse and protection of minors.
Clericalism is ugly perversion, pope tells seminarians
Priests must always keep in mind that their mission is to serve others and not claim superiority over the people entrusted to their care, Pope Francis said.
Kingdom based on love, not power, brings true peace, pope says
Jesus showed his authority as king not through the power of weaponry, violence or deceit but by the power of his love for the world through his death on the cross, Pope Francis said.
Catholic, other faiths pledge solidarity for all seeking asylum in U.S.
Over 3,000 Catholics and other people of faith signed a pledge Nov. 19 to express solidarity with all those seeking asylum in the United States and "promising to be good neighbors to those seeking refuge in our community and to build a community where all are welcome."
Fourth Minnesota diocese plans to file for bankruptcy amid abuse claims
Bishop John M. Quinn of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, said the diocese planned to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following the recommendation of several consultative groups.
Retired nuns share the journey with migrants and refugees
Some 100 Immaculate Heart sisters walked 1,170 miles during a nine-week pilgrimage that also raised over $1,900 for archdiocesan Catholic Social Services, which has welcomed 84 displaced persons since last year.
Bristol man traces path from Jewish youth to Catholic diaconate
Richard Malamut was raised in the Jewish tradition, and people thought he'd be a good rabbi. After marriage, parenthood and getting to know Jesus, Deacon Rich now serves and talks "about the One I love to those I love."
Two vital church ministries to benefit from #GivingTuesday
On the international day for charitable donations, the Communities of Don Guanella and Divine Providence as well as Mother of Mercy House in Kensington will be the beneficiaries in the Philadelphia region.
Rorate Coeli Mass
The Rorate Mass is a Votive Mass in honor of the Virgin Mary for the season of Advent. It has a long tradition in the Catholic Church.
First Friday at St. Charles Seminary
Join the St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Community Friday, December 7th at 8:00PM for a First Friday Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration.