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After 144 Years And Millions Spent, Why Barcelona's Sagrada Familia Basilica Remains A Timeless Icon
On June 10, Pope Leo XIV officiated a solemn mass at the Sagrada Familia Basilica, commemorating the 100th anniversary of archietct Antoni Gaudi's death, and blessed the Tower of Jesus Christ
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US Catholic Archdiocese To Pay $800 Million To Settle 1,300 Sex Abuse Cases
In addition to the $800 million payment, the Archdiocese agreed to release documents pertaining to sexual offenders in the Church.
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Sexual Matters Must Not Determine "Unity Or Division Of Church": Pope Leo
Priests and bishops in the global Church have long emphasised as high priorities its teachings on sexual issues
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Many US Catholics Upset With Trump Over Clash With Pope Leo
Pope Leo says he is sharing a Gospel message and not directly attacking Trump or anyone else with his appeals for peace and criticism of attitudes fueling the war.
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May Affect Minority Institutions' Religious Freedom: Catholic Body On Foreign Funding Bill
Calling the move a "direct intrusion" into constitutionally protected spaces, the All India Catholic Union argued that the proposed amendments may conflict with Articles 25 and 26, which guarantee the right to freely practise religion and manage reli
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From India To Canada's Far North: New Archbishop Serves Indigenous Catholics
As a teenager in southern India, Susai Jesu led 4:30 a.m. prayer services in his small Catholic village before the farmers went into the fields. He directed the choir, helped at Mass and soon began training for the priesthood.
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US Catholic Bishops Condemn Team Trump Immigration Crackdown
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued a rare condemnation of US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown and advocated for "meaningful immigration reform."
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Ex-Satanic Priest Among 7 New Saints Declared By Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday created seven new saints -- among them a onetime Satanic priest who rediscovered his Christian faith.
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Why 15-Year-Old Carlo Acutis Is Set To Become The First Millennial Saint
At a Catholic school in Pope Leo XIV's hometown, fifth graders read comic books about Carlo Acutis' life titled "Digital Disciple."
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Minneapolis Shooter Talked Of Depression And Left Behind A List Of Grievances
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen children sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and had been a member of the church, the city's police chief said.
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"Kids Were Literally Praying...": Mayor's Emotional Outburst After US Shooting
A gunman opened fire at a Minneapolis Catholic school, where children were praying, killing two and injuring 17 others before killing himself, officials said. Of the 17 injured, 14 were children.
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Minneapolis Gunman Shot At Children Through Church Windows: Police Chief
A shooter opened fire at Minneapolis Catholic school on Wednesday, killing two children and injuring 17 other people before killing himself, officials said. The children who died were 8 and 10.
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Concerns Mount As Strike On Gaza's Only Catholic Church Injures Many
A strike on Gaza's only Catholic church injured several people on Thursday, the territory's civil defence agency and the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem said, as Italy's prime minister slammed "unacceptable" Israeli attacks on civilians.
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UK Accountant Sacked For Being Non-Catholic By Church
A church in the UK sacked an accountant after she was discriminated against for not being Catholic.
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How The Vatican Manages Money And Where Pope Leo XIV Might Find More
The Vatican primarily finances the Catholic Church's central government through donation, ticket sales for the Vatican Museums, and income from investments and a real estate portfolio.
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After 144 Years And Millions Spent, Why Barcelona's Sagrada Familia Basilica Remains A Timeless Icon
On June 10, Pope Leo XIV officiated a solemn mass at the Sagrada Familia Basilica, commemorating the 100th anniversary of archietct Antoni Gaudi's death, and blessed the Tower of Jesus Christ
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US Catholic Archdiocese To Pay $800 Million To Settle 1,300 Sex Abuse Cases
In addition to the $800 million payment, the Archdiocese agreed to release documents pertaining to sexual offenders in the Church.
-
Sexual Matters Must Not Determine "Unity Or Division Of Church": Pope Leo
Priests and bishops in the global Church have long emphasised as high priorities its teachings on sexual issues
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Many US Catholics Upset With Trump Over Clash With Pope Leo
Pope Leo says he is sharing a Gospel message and not directly attacking Trump or anyone else with his appeals for peace and criticism of attitudes fueling the war.
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May Affect Minority Institutions' Religious Freedom: Catholic Body On Foreign Funding Bill
Calling the move a "direct intrusion" into constitutionally protected spaces, the All India Catholic Union argued that the proposed amendments may conflict with Articles 25 and 26, which guarantee the right to freely practise religion and manage reli
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From India To Canada's Far North: New Archbishop Serves Indigenous Catholics
As a teenager in southern India, Susai Jesu led 4:30 a.m. prayer services in his small Catholic village before the farmers went into the fields. He directed the choir, helped at Mass and soon began training for the priesthood.
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US Catholic Bishops Condemn Team Trump Immigration Crackdown
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued a rare condemnation of US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown and advocated for "meaningful immigration reform."
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Ex-Satanic Priest Among 7 New Saints Declared By Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday created seven new saints -- among them a onetime Satanic priest who rediscovered his Christian faith.
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Why 15-Year-Old Carlo Acutis Is Set To Become The First Millennial Saint
At a Catholic school in Pope Leo XIV's hometown, fifth graders read comic books about Carlo Acutis' life titled "Digital Disciple."
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Minneapolis Shooter Talked Of Depression And Left Behind A List Of Grievances
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen children sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and had been a member of the church, the city's police chief said.
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"Kids Were Literally Praying...": Mayor's Emotional Outburst After US Shooting
A gunman opened fire at a Minneapolis Catholic school, where children were praying, killing two and injuring 17 others before killing himself, officials said. Of the 17 injured, 14 were children.
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Minneapolis Gunman Shot At Children Through Church Windows: Police Chief
A shooter opened fire at Minneapolis Catholic school on Wednesday, killing two children and injuring 17 other people before killing himself, officials said. The children who died were 8 and 10.
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Concerns Mount As Strike On Gaza's Only Catholic Church Injures Many
A strike on Gaza's only Catholic church injured several people on Thursday, the territory's civil defence agency and the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem said, as Italy's prime minister slammed "unacceptable" Israeli attacks on civilians.
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UK Accountant Sacked For Being Non-Catholic By Church
A church in the UK sacked an accountant after she was discriminated against for not being Catholic.
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How The Vatican Manages Money And Where Pope Leo XIV Might Find More
The Vatican primarily finances the Catholic Church's central government through donation, ticket sales for the Vatican Museums, and income from investments and a real estate portfolio.
