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Cardinal Czerny’s courageous past in El Salvador remembered
It may be 30 years since Cardinal Michael Czerny left the Jesuit-run Central American University in El Salvador, but it's not a place that has forgotten him.
Caritas Manila issues appeal for Philippine earthquake victims
The social action arm of Archdiocese of Manila was among organizations responding in the aftermath of a powerful earthquake that struck the southern Philippine region of Mindanao Oct. 29.
U.S. bishops set to begin their ‘ad limina’ visits to Rome
The bishops of every diocese in the United States have prepared detailed reports on the life of the Catholic Church in their dioceses and have made or are making reservations to fly to Rome.
Amid church concerns, Kenya rolls out vaccination against cervical cancer
Many Kenyan families have been questioning the safety of the vaccine, even as the government and international health organizations -- including the World Health Organization -- stress its safety.
Cardinal denies allegations of financial mismanagement
Italian Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu rejected accusations that he "played and tampered with the money of the poor" after private documents about a property deal involving the Vatican leaked to the press.
Holy Spirit guides church efforts to evangelize, pope says at audience
The Holy Spirit guides the Catholic Church's mission, pointing the way to evangelize new lands and opening people's hearts to be transformed by Christ, Pope Francis said.
Pope calls for dialogue, reconciliation to address problems in Iraq
At the end of his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square Oct. 30, the pope said his thoughts were with "beloved Iraq, where protest demonstrations going on this month have caused numerous deaths and injuries."
At national meeting, Latino priests affirm care for poor, peers
When the National Association of Hispanic Priests met in New York, priests from across the country discussed topics such as the need for fraternity and care among their peers, and also tending to those who are suffering in their home parishes.
St. Charles Seminary Closing of 40 Hours
Bishop Timothy C. Senior, Rector, and the seminarians of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary invite you and your guests to join them in thanksgiving for the infinite gift of the Holy Eucharist by attending the Closing of 40 Hours in Saint Martin of Tours Chapel.
Beloved saint lives in his ‘good children’ and those who care for them
St. Luigi Guanella, a 19th-century advocate for those with intellectual disabilities, was honored at an Oct. 24 Mass attended by some 400 members of the archdiocesan Don Guanella-Divine Providence Communities, which provide a continuum of care for adults with special needs.