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Regina Academy at St. John the Baptist Open House
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Mass for Those Suffering Addictions
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Synod 2018 and the road ahead
Archbishop Chaput chats with the editor of a Polish monthly magazine about the state of the Catholic Church in America and the synod on youth, where he is troubled by a focus on gender ideology and an absence of church teaching on sexuality.
God ‘wants change in church’ stricken by clericalism, pope tells priests
Catholics need to help the church implement Vatican II's vision of the people of God along a path of "deep spiritual renewal" and to reject the "perversion" of clericalism, Pope Francis said.
Truth is inseparable from mercy, Vatican doctrinal chief tells synod
The Catholic Church must guide young men and women toward a healthy discernment that not only distinguishes between good and evil, but does not judge those who fall into sin, said the head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Inspire young people to be ‘everyday saints,’ archbishop says
"We need to show young people what holiness looks like by living the Gospel we preach, proclaiming Jesus Christ by the way we live. We need to call young people to be saints -- and we need to be saints ourselves," Archbishop Gomez said.
Bishops call for better religious education, preparation for mission
Improved religious education and a stronger sense of belonging to a community were some of the topics touched upon as the Synod of Bishops moved into its final round of speeches.
Young migrants bring vitality, need support, synod members say
Helping young migrants hold fast to their cultural and religious identity, especially in situations where they are a minority, was a recurring topic at the Synod of Bishops.
Indifference, hatred is the first step to murder, pope says
Hurling insults and being indifferent to other people's lives is the first step along the winding path that leads to killing them, at least figuratively, Pope Francis said.
Washington Archdiocese releases names of priests accused of abuse
The Archdiocese of Washington has voluntarily released the names of abusive priests and stated that there have been no credible claims of abuse made against archdiocesan priests in almost 20 years.