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Chicago clergy join Catholic Extension at border to see migrants’ plight
The July 11-13 trip to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and Mexico allowed the priests to meet with people being served by Catholic-run centers and parishes.
Cardinal faces new allegation; editorials take church to task
Just after three leading national Catholic publications called for the church to break down a "wall of secrecy" about clergy sexual abuse, a man recounted 20 years of abuse by retired Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
Philippines again orders deportation of Australian nun, who plans appeal
In a 10-page resolution released July 19, the Immigration Bureau found Sister Fox "in violation of the limitations and conditions of her missionary visa" for reportedly joining partisan political activities.
Adoptive parents nervous after raids of Missionaries of Charity homes
Many mothers such question the fate of children already living with adoptive parents, for fear the government will say the process was not followed and their children will be taken away.
Simple act of providing jugs of water in desert prevents migrant deaths
Christian volunteers carry water, food, emergency medical supplies, communication equipment and maps out to the desert daily to help people who are crossing the landscape in southern Arizona.
After investigation, pope accepts resignation of Honduran bishop
The Vatican made the announcement July 20 without specifying the reasons the 57-year-old Auxiliary Bishop Juan Jose Pineda Fasquelle stepped down. The normal retirement age for bishops is 75.
New Shrine director helps people ‘share your needs with Mary’
Vincentian Father Michael J. Carroll feels right at home as head of the Miraculous Medal Shrine in Germantown because his mother brought him there as a boy. Now he leads others to the Blessed Mother, and she leads them to Jesus.
Cardinal calls all to pray Supreme Court will move to protect life in law
New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan called for a national prayer campaign effort that "the change in the U.S. Supreme Court will move our nation closer to the day when every human being is protected in law and welcomed in life."
Tradition with a twist: Rome club has ancient roots, modern flair
While Rome always has been a city of beauty that highlights both the past and the present, a quaint and unusual bar nestled in the heart of the Eternal City has taken that concept to new heights.
CRS student ambassadors stress importance of human dignity to Congress
Preserving current spending levels for disaster relief, health care, nutrition, anti-human trafficking efforts, migration and refugee assistance is a major priority of Catholic Relief Services and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.