Pope Francis: The Eucharist can fill ‘the wounds and voids produced by sin’ |
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The pope said in the eyes of the world it might appear “absurd” to confront societal problems by praying on one’s knees but that it is always effective. |
DC attorney general launches investigation into prominent Catholic conservative activist |
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Leonard Leo, the head of D.C.-based consulting firm CRC Advisors, is currently being investigated by the Washington, D.C., attorney general. |
UPDATED: Wyoming bishop cleared of abuse by the Vatican dies at 91 |
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The former bishop of Cheyenne, Joseph Hart, was accused on multiple occasions of sexual abuse of minors, but claims were dismissed. |
Catholic Church loses bid to have abuse lawsuit thrown out in Australia |
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The Court of Appeal agreed with last year’s Supreme Court ruling, ordering that the father of the now-deceased alleged victim could continue with his suit. |
Parents plan appeal as judge rules against opt-out right for LGBT curriculum in Maryland |
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Catholic, Muslim, and Ethiopian Orthodox parents sued the Montgomery County Board of Education after it changed its parental notification policies. |
India’s bishops elated after successful moon landing |
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Catholic bishops in India lauded the touchdown of the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft, marking mankind’s first successful mission to the moon’s south pole. |
Judge pauses religious freedom training order for Southwest Airlines |
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Judge Brantley Starr delayed the enforcement of his order, which would have required Southwest lawyers to take an eight-hour religious freedom training course. |
Catholic parish challenges Michigan law that would control who it hires |
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The parish sued the state over fears that a state law was being reinterpreted to force them to hire employees who reject Catholic teachings on sexuality. |
Seminarian in Nigeria narrowly escapes shooting by Islamist Fulani attackers |
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David Igba was traveling with two others when their car was sprayed with bullets by a group of gun-wielding Fulani herders in the Aug. 21 incident. |
Hundreds of Pakistan Catholics celebrate Mass outside burned church days after mob attacks |
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Despite the incredible devastation and widespread fears that another anti-Christian riot would break out, hundreds of Catholics turned to the Eucharist. |
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