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Justices lean toward including citizenship question in next census
Although about 6.5 million people might not participate in the 2020 census if it asks about their citizenship, a majority of Supreme Court justices in oral arguments April 23 favored including it anyway.
Praying hands at work: St. Joseph’s parishioners roll up their sleeves
The faithful and handy parishioners of St. Joseph Parish in Spring City, Chester County have worked hand in glove with their energetic pastors for 100 years to build a welcoming community.
Man faces charges for trying to walk into cathedral with flammables
A New Jersey man was charged with attempted arson, reckless endangerment and trespassing after being stopped April 17 in St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York carrying gas cans, lighter fluid and igniters.
Service marks 20th anniversary of Columbine rampage
The former principal of the high school where 12 students and a teacher were killed by teenage shooters at the Colorado high school said each day, "the first thing I do is recite the names of my beloved 13."
New York starts fund to restore burned Notre Dame Cathedral
Cardinal Timothy Dolan said the fundraiser, which has already garnered more than $150,000, was a way for everyone to help "rebuild this magnificent house of faith and monument to Western civilization."
USCCB president decries terrorist bombings on Easter
Cardinal Daniel Dinardo called the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka targeting the country's minority Christian community "a great evil." He was joined by other bishops and the head of the Knights of Columbus.
‘Super-dicastery’ at Vatican would emphasize evangelization
A proposal for reforming the Roman Curia is expected to stress the church's missionary mandate. The new combined office will supersede the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in importance.
Cardinal criticizes Sri Lankan government for not taking precautions
Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith has blamed his country's authorities for the security lapse he claims could have prevented the Easter bombings, in which the death toll surpassed 320.
Continuing Easter celebrations, pope again prays for Sri Lanka
Leading people to pray the Regina Coeli on Easter Monday, Pope Francis prayed for the victims of the bombings and hoped "everyone will condemn these terrorist acts, inhuman acts, that are never justifiable."