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Death comes to those who forget it, pope says
Death is not a topic that should be avoided but a reminder that cures men and women from any illusion of being all-powerful, Pope Francis said.
Confusion arises over TPS for Salvadorans
The Salvadoran president Oct. 28, announced the extension of the program, only to be corrected hours later by the acting director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
West Virginia bishop seeks ‘amends for harm’ to church by predecessor
Bishop Mark E. Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston told Catholics in the statewide diocese he was working to have retired Bishop Michael J. Bransfield "make amends for harm he caused during his tenure" as mandated by Pope Francis.
Patriarchs press for preservation of Christian presence in Middle East
Syrian-born Catholic and Orthodox patriarchs pressed the need to preserve the Christian presence in the Middle East during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
In war, human dignity must be protected, pope tells military chaplains
Military chaplains are called to educate the consciences of members of the armed forces so that even in war, the opposing side is not viewed merely as "an enemy to be destroyed," Pope Francis said.
Franciscan brother in Kenya named U.N. Person of the Year in Africa
Brother Peter Mokaya Tabichi, who teaches at Keriko Secondary School near Nakuru, was recognized for his work in promoting education for all young people.
Choir Mass in Thanksgiving of St. John Henry Newman’s Canonization
The Congregation of the Oratory at St. Francis Xavier Church invites you to a choir mass in thanksgiving for the recent canonization of St. John Henry Newman.
Pro-Life Union Hosts “Newby Saturday”
The Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia will host a "Newbie Saturday"If you have not prayed in front of an abortion facility, there will be a seasoned member of the movement there to demonstrate the dos and don'ts while praying in front of an abortion facility.
‘Rebuilt’ La Salle edges heartbroken Roman for boys’ soccer title
In the Catholic League final Oct. 26, underclassmen-heavy La Salle -- which was supposed to be rebuilding its team this year -- brought an 11-1 record against perennial favorite Roman Catholic. The championship came down to La Salle's successful penalty kicks.
Ryan girls cap perfect soccer season with Catholic League title
The Ragdolls' stout defense and team experience shut down formidable Archbishop Wood , 1-0, for the league championship Oct. 26.