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Irish Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin
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Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin said he would seek assurances from religious congregations operating in his diocese that they are rigidly following child protection guidelines after a fresh round of audits raised serious concerns. In a statement on Feb. 10, Archbishop Martin said it was “
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Diocese of Chanthaburi, located in eastern central Thailand
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Steven Schwankert
Despite small numbers, Catholicism retains a special place in urban Thai society.
Migrants rescued from overcrowded boats near the Libyan coast stand on an Italian Coast Guard vessel on Feb. 14.
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Pope Francis once again urged solidarity with migrants who risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe; and during his general audience on Feb. 11, he assured prayers for the victims of a deadly crossing. The pope was responding to reports on Feb. 9 that 29 migrants had died of h
Mary's Lake is seen through trees on Sisters of Loretto property near proposed natural gas liquid pipeline in Kentucky
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Judith Valente
Ever since the days of pioneer homesteaders, the Sisters of Loretto have lived amid the rolling hills of central Kentucky. They taught in rural schools, still operate a corn and soybean farm and offer retreats on their 780 acres of prime agricultural land.The sisters would have liked to continue qui
Suffering in Ukraine
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More than two dozen undocumented students at Catholic colleges sent a letter on Feb. 5 to 79 members of Congress who graduated from Catholic schools, urging them not to cut off funding for the president’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. • Church leaders criticized the arre
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Assisted suicide is legal in only four states currently, but several other jurisdictions are considering legislation on the practice. A California bill resembles the Oregon law approved by voters there in 1994, but it has some significant differences. The California proposal does not include a consc