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Bishop Georg Batzing in Rome during the German bishops ad limina visit.

Germany’s Synodal Way Takes a Boring Route

COMMENTARY: The synodal path is merely a symptom of a bigger problem: The Church is dealing with de facto atheists who believe in secular modernity more than they believe in the Christ of the Church.

Larry Chapp Vatican

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George Prelock, director of Notre Dame Preparatory High School's Academic Resource Center, provides individualized instruction to students.

Faith and Fundamentals Are Key to ‘Blue Ribbon’ Catholic Schools

Susan Klemond Education

Leaders From China’s State-Run Catholic Church Brief Hong Kong Clergy on President Xi’s ‘Sinicization’ Plan

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New CDC Report: Early Medical Abortion Increased 154% in Past Decade

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The Sanctuary of Our Lady in Beauraing, Belgium

The ‘Golden Heart’ Apparition of Our Lady of Beauraing

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According to Morrell, keeping kids off social-media sites is possible if lawmakers are serious about doing so.

Teens and Tech: Lawmakers’ Attention Required

Patti Maguire Armstrong Nation

A Balenciaga storefront is shown in London.

Balenciaga Apologizes Amid Outcry Over Ad Campaign Featuring Sexualized Children

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Cardinal Gracias thanks Thai dancers during the conference. Pastoral center with illuminated fountain. Delegates hold prayer boats before releasing them in water.

Five Takeaways from the Asian Bishops’ Jubilee Conference

Victor Gaetan World

Syriac Catholic Patriarch Ignace Joseph III Younan consecrates the restored St. George Syriac Catholic Cathedral in Beirut. Patriarch Younan is shown greeting the papal nuncio to Lebanon, Archbishop Paolo Borgia; Melkite Catholic Patriarch Joseph Absi; and Cardinal Bechara Rai, Maronite Catholic patriarch.

Syriac Catholic Cathedral Again a Beacon in Beirut

Doreen Abi Raad World

Justin and Hope Schneir, co-founders of the scholarship, and Mary Saarinen, a scholarship recipient and Franciscan University senior, say living without a smartphone is freeing.

Smartphone-Free Students: Franciscan Sees Benefits of ‘Unplugged Scholarship’

Advent prepares our hearts for Christmas.

Preparing the Way: A Guide to Advent

L to R: Comeau Catholic Campus Center and Holy Trinity Church in Peachtree City, Georgia, benefit from Catholic generosity.

#iGiveCatholic Returns for ‘Giving Tuesday’

A Particularly Eucharistic Advent

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The deadline for the Biden administration to appeal the decision passed Nov. 25.

Major Win for Catholic Doctors Fighting Biden’s Transgender Mandate After Appeal Deadline Passes

Religious medical groups including Franciscan Alliance, Christian Medical and Dental Society, and Specialty Physicians of Illinois fought to stop the requirement from taking effect.

Edie Heipel/CNA Nation November 29, 2022

A new ad campaign from a Canadian fashion retailer features a terminally ill woman who ended her life by assisted suicide. The Church teaches that euthanasia is a grave sin.

Canadian Fashion Retailer Runs Ad Promoting Assisted Suicide

The commerical was produced by La Maison Simons, a popular chain better known as Simons.

Katie Yoder/CNA World November 29, 2022

As part of Jewish-Christian dialogue, a joint concert was given on Sept. 4, 2021, in the Dohány Street Synagogue by the Solti Chamber Orchestra in Budapest. Hungary.

US Bishops Express Outrage at Increase in Antisemitic Attacks

The statement was issued on the 60th anniversary of Pope Paul VI’s encyclical ‘Nostrae Aetate,’ which made clear the Church’s condemnation of hatred and violence against Judaism, beginning a new era of understanding and cooperation between the two faiths.

Peter Pinedo/CNA Nation November 29, 2022