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Identity Crisis at Notre Dame: ‘Irish Rover’ Editor Talks Confusion and Catholicism at University

Notre Dame senior Mary Frances Myler called the Catholic university’s conflicted approach to human sexuality into question, generating conversation on and off campus.

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‘Speak of the Devil: Spiritual Warfare’ Highlights Ancient Fight in New Way

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Was the Sicilian Archbishop Correct to Ban Godparents?

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Attorney Christopher Dolan points to an MRI of Jahi McMath during an Oct. 3, 2014, news conference on the teen’s case, at his law office in San Francisco.

Brain Death: What Catholics Need to Know

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Oklahoma City Archbishop Issues Call to Prayer for End to Abortion and Death Penalty

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‘Unleashing the Power of Intercessory Prayer’

Persistent Petitions: The Blessings of Intercessory Prayer

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Indigenous Prayers, Dancing in San Bernardino Synod Mass Spark Backlash

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Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York City (Left) celebrated Mass with his brother bishops from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Region II, inside the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls Nov. 12, 2019.

Cardinal Dolan: Human Rights Begin in the Womb

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Hope Rises From the Ashes for the Parish of Paradise

The miracle of Jesus healing Bartimaeus is depicted in stained glass in St. Mary Abbot's Church on Kensington High Street in London.

For Nancy Pelosi: A Rose, a Prayer and a Letter

From Critical Race and Gender Theory Curricula to Abortion Access for Teens, Parental Rights Battles Mount Nationwide

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Cardinal Eugene Tisserant, who was dean of the College of Cardinals from 1951 to 1972, and has been named ‘Righteous Among the Nations’ by Yad Vashem.

Yad Vashem: Vatican Librarian Cardinal Tisserant Made Heroic Efforts to Save Jews

The World Holocaust Remembrance Center has honored him for his role in saving lives.

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A USCCB tweet highlights an excerpt of a Oct. 22 statement about the federal budget bills.

US Bishops Warn Against ‘Extreme’ Abortion Provisions in Budget Bills

If the final version of the appropriations bill excludes the Hyde Amendment, it would mark the first time in decades that the federal budget allowed funding of abortion in Medicaid.

Christine Rousselle/CNA Nation October 25, 2021

Pope Francis meets with Patrick Kelly, supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, Oct. 25.

Pope Francis Meets Knights of Columbus Leader at Vatican

The Holy Father met with Patrick Kelly Oct. 25.

CNA Staff Vatican October 25, 2021

This New Blessed Spent Her Short Life Loving the Poor and Marginalized

Three days before the accident, Sabattini had written in her diary: “It’s not mine, this life that is developing, that is beating by a regular breath that is not mine, that is enlivened by a peaceful day that is not mine. There is nothing in this world that is yours.”

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA World October 25, 2021