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Sitting down for an interview after dancing, García-Siller, 68, spoke about facing the incoming Donald Trump administration as the only immigrant leading a U.S. border diocese, synodality, the U.S. bishops’ anti-poverty program and his health....
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In these early days of the new year, many of us are probably feeling a mixture of anxiety and hope – anxious about the many crises in our nation and world, yet hopeful that 2025 will be better, writes Tony Magliano....
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Tiny fragments of plastic have been detected in our lungs, liver, kidneys, and even our brain. While studies confirm plastic in our bodies, researchers struggle to measure its health effects. An international treaty to reduce plastic pollution is underway in Busan, South Korea....
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Refugees, immigrants and people whose lives have been disrupted by war have lost their homes and the ordinary security of daily life. The adults among them, however, do not commonly focus on themselves and in their own needs but on the future of their children....
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Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega’s regime has reportedly ordered all remaining nuns to leave the country by the end of the year. This is the latest in the government’s unrelenting attack on the local Catholic Church....
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When Archbishop Tarcisius Isao Kikuchi, S.V.D., receives the red hat and cardinal’s ring from Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Basilica on the afternoon of Dec. 7, he will be the seventh Japanese cardinal in the history of the Catholic Church and one of 22 Asian cardinals with a right...
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After the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, Syrian Archbishop Jacques Mourad of Homs shared his joy at seeing the Syrian people “liberated.” Despite the uncertainties surrounding these communities, this former ISIS captive remained resolutely optimistic about the future of Christians in Syria....
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Pope Francis’ 2025 World Day of Peace Message entitled “Forgive Us Our Debts: Grant Us Your Peace” was presented in the Vatican on Thursday morning....
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I can't think of a better way to live, especially in a world that seems so broken right now. In my own formation as a Religious of the Sacred Heart, I had to learn that my capacity to take on the burdens of others was greatly limited — I...