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Human trafficking is so widespread that U.S. congregations of women religious are uniting in a nationwide effort to limit its reach. For years individual congregations have run human trafficking awareness programs regionally. Sister Margaret Nacke, of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, Kan., sa
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“Money has to serve, not to rule," Pope Francis said. " We have created new idols."
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Dr. Kermit Gosnell was convicted on May 13 of murder at his Philadelphia abortion clinic, but “nothing can bring back the innocent children he killed, or make up for the vulnerable women he exploited,” said Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M.Cap., of Philadelphia. In a statement on May
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A truce among El Salvador’s street gangs has resulted in a dramatic reduction in homicides.
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A bomb attack on May 5 at a church in Arusha, Tanzania, killed two people and wounded a dozen more. The Vatican nuncio, Archbishop Francisco Padilla, escaped unharmed. • A degeneration of religion is how the Vatican’s culture minister, Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, on May 8 described Mexico
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School-choice initiatives were given a big boost in late March by the Indiana Supreme Court.
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The separation barrier would nearly surround a convent and its primary school.
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The bishops’ conference has appealed to the nation’s doctors to return to work and save lives.
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The audit found the fewest abuse allegations since the data collection began in 2004.
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The Food and Drug Administration “acted irresponsibly” with its decision to lower the age limit from 17 to 15 for purchasing an over-the-counter emergency contraceptive, said an official of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. “No public health consideration justifies the unsup