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Corruption stifles the fresh air of mercy, pope says
While Jesus judges sinners with mercy, corrupt people often subscribe to an interpretation of the law that "is so rigid that it does not leave space for the Holy Spirit," the pope said.
An evening with the Archbishop
Theology on Tap is hosting an event with Archbishop Charles Chaput in April.
Spirituality of Work: An Oxymoron or a Real Thing with Dr. Julie Burkey
Theology on Tap is hosting a Catholic young adults event in April on spirituality in the workplace.
Dynamics of Leadership, Planning and Change for Non-Profit Executives
Cranaleith Spiritual Center is hosting a seminar for nonprofit professionals seeking to increase their leadership effectiveness and organizational sustainability.
Chaldean patriarch supports Holy Week peace march in Iraq
The Chaldean Catholic patriarch is supporting a more than 80-mile peace march during Holy Week to urge an end to violence in his homeland and throughout the Middle East.
Pope to seminarians: Using church for personal ambition is a ‘plague’
Do not settle for a worry-free, comfortable life with an unhealthy attachment to money and an ambitious heart yearning for honors, Pope Francis told seminarians studying in Rome.
Vatican releases itinerary for papal trip to Egypt
Pope Francis will meet with the leader of one of the world's leading Sunni Muslim institutions, the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church and representatives of the Catholic Church on a two-day trip to Cairo.
Pope asks council for evangelization to oversee Catholic shrines
Highlighting Catholic shrines' potential to strengthen the faith of Catholics and draw people to Christianity, Pope Francis transferred responsibility for coordinating the activity of shrines to the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization.
Scars of past wounds give strength for the future, pope says
Visiting Carpi and Mirandola April 2, nearly five years after a 5.8-quake rocked the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, the pope said his visit was a sign of "closeness and encouragement" as the people continue to rebuild their homes and their lives.
Syrian religious sister among women honored by U.S. State Department
First lady Melania Trump presented the awards, which recognize women around the globe "who have shown exceptional courage and leadership in advocating for women's rights, empowerment and justice, often at great personal risk."