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A CARDINAL’S FAREWELL. Cardinal Francis E. George gestures to Archbishop Blase J. Cupich after receiving a standing ovation when Archbishop Cupich thanked him for his service in November 2014.
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‘A bishop stands for Christ, the head of the church,” Chicago’s Cardinal Francis George said to Mary Ann Walsh, R.S.M., America’s U.S. Church correspondent, in one of his last interviews. “What he faces is always tied to that vocational understanding. It means that
A YOUNG SURVIVOR. Italian police photograph a child after migrants arrived by boat at the Sicilian harbor of Pozzallo on April 19, 2015.
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David Stewart
Pope Francis has appealed to the international community to take swift and decisive action to avoid more tragedies as the migrant crisis in the southern Mediterranean worsens by the day. In the latest catastrophic episode, as many as 900 migrants appear to have drowned on April 19. Migrants had rush
Yemenis receive food at a distribution center in Sana'a, Yemen earlier this year.
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The British charity Oxfam has appealed for an end to the fighting in Yemen and the opening of borders to allow entrance to desperately needed humanitarian aid. Nuha Al-Saeedi, an Oxfam program manager in Yemen, reports that conditions are getting worse each day as basic commodities run dangerously l
Robert McClory
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A new Kansas law banning an abortion procedure that results in dismemberment of an unborn child “has the power to transform the landscape of abortion policy in the United States,” said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life, on April 8. • Two notable passings in Catholic
Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland, Anaheim, Calif. (Photo via Wikimedia Commons)
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Jim McDermott
Three lessons from Disneyland for the Catholic liturgy
FTERSHOCK. A memorial vigil in Nairobi, Kenya, on April 7 for the 148 or more people killed in an attack on Garissa University College.
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Faced with a fierce enemy driven by Islamic extremism, the Kenyan government has cracked down on funding for al-Shabab, the Somali group that claimed responsibility for killing at least 148 mostly Christian students at Garissa University College on April 2. The leader of the Catholic Church in Kenya