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German bishops prepare Communion rules for mixed marriages
The document, primarily addressed to pastors, contains specific guidance about whether Communion is possible in particular cases for married couples of different Christian faiths.
Pope, cardinal advisers studying regional tribunals for abuse cases
A report published on the website Vatican Insider that said the pope and his cardinal advisers were considering decentralizing the role of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in handling cases, but would not diminish the congregation's authority.
Palliative care is pro-life response to euthanasia, panelists say
Intentionally causing a patient's death is different from accepting that a patient is dying, then providing emotional and spiritual support and pain relief, said a doctor who practices and promotes palliative care.
Pope: At Mass, God accepts humble gifts, gives abundantly in return
"He asks for our goodwill in daily life, he asks us for an open heart, he asks us to be willing to be better," the pope said at his weekly general audience at the Vatican Feb. 28.
Dozens of Catholics arrested as they call on Congress to help ‘Dreamers’
Some of them sang and prayed, and many of them said they had no option but to participate in the act of civil disobedience to speak out against the failure of Congress and the Trump administration to help the young adults.
High court hears case that could erode union rights that USCCB backs
At issue is whether unions can compel workers who are not union members to pay "fair share" membership fees when those employees work for the government.
Join the ‘Cassock Classic’ Frisbee tournament at the seminary
The seminarians of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary invite young adult groups and college/university ministries to participate in a one-day tournament. It's a way for young adults to mingle with their peers.
Martin Saints Classical High School hosts open house
The new Catholic high school in Oreland offers a classical education with small classes, outdoor adventures and opportunities for service. Learn more at an information night March 15.
Senior poise, free-throw accuracy lead to O’Hara’s 2nd straight title
Cardinal O'Hara, led by seniors Maura Hendrixson and Kenzie Gardler, showed the way to the Lion's 54-39 Catholic League championship over Neumann-Goretti. O'Hara went 30 of 35 from the foul line to pull away from the Saints.
Redemptorists leaving Ste.-Anne-de-Beaupre monastery
Tthe decision was made after "several months of studies and reflections on the current state of the buildings, the ability of the Redemptorists to maintain a quality pastoral service, the financial resources available for the life of the sanctuary and for the life of confreres."