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Signs Of the Times
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The University of Notre Dame’s Alliance for Catholic Education on Oct. 5 launched a bus tour called Fighting for Our Children’s Future, a cross-country effort to raise awareness of the impact of primary school education and the unique contribution of Catholic schools. • Responding t
The Aftermath: A tribesman walks past a building damaged last year by a U.S. drone strike in southeastern Yemen
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Human Rights Watch flatly denounced the drone campaign in Yemen.
Fast-food workers and supporters demand higher wages during rally in New York (CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz)
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According to a study released on Oct. 22 by the University of California’s Berkeley Labor Center and the University of Illinois, more than half the nation’s fast food workers rely on public aid because their wages are not sufficient to support them. Fifty-two percent of families of fast
Hundreds attend annual Hispanic Charismatic Renewal in Chicago (CNS photo/Karen Callaway)
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"This growth is a blessing, but also it comes with a lot of challenges," says Gustavo Valdez.
Cardinal Turkson concelebrates Mass with Iowa bishop at Des Moines cathedral (CNS photo/Kelly Mescher Collins)
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Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana, president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, came to Des Moines, Iowa, to receive the World Food Prize on Oct. 16. The cardinal urged groups on both sides of the divide on bio-engineered and genetically modified food to engage in conversation and dialog
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The Vatican reaffirmed teaching barring such persons from Communion without an annulment.
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On Sept. 23 the Dominican Republic’s Constitutional Court issued a decision effectively denationalizing an estimated 250,000 people residing in that country. The ruling retroactively denies Dominican nationality to anyone born after 1929 who did not have at least one parent of Dominican blood.
Fleeing Cyclone Phailin
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Caroleen Hensgen, S.S.N.D., the first woman appointed superintendent of schools for a U.S. diocese, died on Oct. 15 in Chatawa, Miss., at the age of 98.• On World Food Day, Oct. 16, Pope Francis denounced widespread hunger due to wasted food as a symptom of a “throwaway culture” and
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The persecution of Christians around the world has intensified over the last two-and-a-half years, according to a review of religious freedom in 30 countries by the United Kingdom branch of the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need. Christians also are persecuted by religious nationalists in so
Young Hispanics perform during Encuantro celebration, Oct. 2008 \
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Perhaps the fastest growing “religious” demographic among Hispanics is the unaffiliated.