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Some U.S. dioceses are lifting restrictions on Communion cup
By Catholic News Service
As many restrictions put in place at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic have been lifted, some Catholic dioceses around the country are returning, or already have returned, to offering consecrated wine in the chalice for Communion while others are waiting to do so.
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Regional representatives meet pope, discuss 'continental phase' of synod
By Catholic News Service
While some people want to "reform" the Catholic Church and others want "to put the brakes on the synod process," those involved in preparing the continental phase of the synod process want "to mend" the church under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the pope, said Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich of Luxembourg, relator general of the synod.
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UPDATE: Ghana's newest cardinal dies in Rome at 63
By Catholic News Service
Cardinal Richard Kuuia Baawobr of Wa, Ghana, died in Rome Nov. 27 at the age of 63.
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#GivingTuesday2022: Catholic nonprofits to support
By Anne DeSantis
#GivingTuesday2022 is here. Anne DeSantis discusses some Catholic nonprofits to consider when you make your yearly donations to ministries and organizations who truly help to make the world a better place. Learn more in this article and please share with others. Most of all please pray for nonprofits who depend on the generosity of others at this time of year and beyond.
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Biden's Holiday Wishes for the Unborn
By John Roskoski
During this holiday season, President Biden is intensifying his attacks on the unborn. Although much of his agenda has stalled, he is still using the "bully pulpit" to raise a cry in favor of abortion.
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Thanksgiving: Why do I care?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Do we even need a day of gratitude and Thanksgiving? It seems like we move directly from Halloween to Christmas. Why not go straight to focusing on Advent and Christmas? Why should you care about Thanksgiving?
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Notable Catholic Veterans
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Here's a look at some notable Catholics who answered the call to serve our country.
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Link between death penalty and racism can't be ignored, advocates say
By Catholic News Service
Advocates working to end the death penalty say they have long seen the links between racism and capital punishment and they plan to continue to speak out about it until they see a change.
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Cardinal tells leaders at COP27 they have duty to act on climate change
By Catholic News Service
Leaders gathered in Egypt for the U.N. climate summit have "a moral obligation" to act seriously and together to safeguard the planet and to offer concrete aid to people suffering the "more frequent and more serious humanitarian impacts caused by climate change," said Cardinal Pietro Parolin.
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Russian ambassador confirms pope helped facilitate prisoner exchanges
By Catholic News Service
Russia's ambassador to the Vatican confirmed Pope Francis helped facilitate recent prisoner exchanges with Ukraine and said the Vatican is ready to act as a mediator between Ukraine and Russia.
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Pope accepts resignation of German bishop who cheated elderly woman
By Catholic News Service
Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Aachen Auxiliary Bishop Johannes Bündgens, 66, who was convicted of taking nearly $128,000 from an acquaintance believed to be suffering from dementia.
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SOS: Pope avoids row with Italy on migration but says lives must be saved
By Catholic News Service
Pope Francis avoided a direct confrontation with Italy's new government over immigration policies, but he still insisted "lives must be saved."
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In Lebanon, Afro-Asian migrants celebrate with 90-year-old U.S. priest
By Catholic News Service
To celebrate his 90th birthday, U.S. Jesuit Father Martin McDermott spent the day among the kingdom of heaven -- as he affectionately refers to the migrant community he has served in Lebanon for more than 40 years.
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U.S. bishops launch new approach to teaching the faith
By Catholic News Service
Catholic church leaders are taking a new approach to passing on the faith, saying they recognize a pressing need to do this in a way that adapts to the modern world.
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At border Mass above the Rio Grande, migrants who died are remembered
By Catholic News Service
From an altar set on a platform just above the waters that straddle the U.S. and Mexico, Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, celebrated a Mass Nov. 5 to remember migrants who've died trying to cross the waters below or along the border in 2022.
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French cardinal admits to abusing teen girl 35 years ago
By Catholic News Service
French Cardinal Jean-Pierre Ricard, former head of the French bishops' conference, admitted to abusing a 14-year-old girl 35 years ago.
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Despair over declining numbers shows lack of faith, pope tells religious
By Catholic News Service
Aging or declining membership should prompt members of religious orders to ask, "What do we do?" but not to despair, Pope Francis said.
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