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Catholics advocate for people with intellectual disabilities
February 20, 2025On Feb. 12, Catholics and other advocates gathered at the Georgia State Capitol for “Ring Around the Capitol” to urge senators and representatives to protect individuals with intellectual disabilities from facing execution in this state.
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The invitation of Lent
February 20, 2025This Lent, perhaps we can think about how to best share our gifts with those who need them most.
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Humility and prayer part of artistic process for iconographer
February 20, 2025As a lifelong artist, Patricia Mattozzi embraced one of the little-known traditions of iconography: never signing her work.
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Catholic Metro Sports programs a ‘stepping stone’ to the church
February 20, 2025Catholic Metro Sports operates recreational sports leagues for more than 5,900 youth athletes who find community and camaraderie on the fields and courts.
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Bishops sue Trump administration on halting refugee resettlement funds
February 20, 2025The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops sued the Trump administration Feb. 18 over the suspension of funding of refugee resettlement assistance.
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Pope diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia
February 18, 2025After undergoing a CT scan Feb. 18, Pope Francis was diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia, the Vatican said. The 88-year-old pope was hospitalized Feb. 14 after more than a week of suffering from bronchitis and difficulty breathing.
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Pope’s therapy adjusted again after tests reveal ‘polymicrobial infection’
February 17, 2025On his fourth day in Rome’s Gemelli hospital, Pope Francis was without fever and devoted some time to work, the Vatican said.
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Celebrate ‘Mardi Gras,’ Help Haiti Fund
February 17, 2025A “Mardi Gras” party with dinner, dancing, and good times rolling, will light up St. Pius X Church parish hall on Saturday evening, Feb. 22, to benefit the sister parish of St. Pius X in Los Palis, Haiti.
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Notre Dame Academy educator prioritizes knowing students’ interests
February 13, 2025A former youth minister turned theology teacher, Jason Gambon believes the best way to connect with students is to learn their passions. He is Notre Dame Academy’s teacher of the year.
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Audits show claims the church profits from refugee work ‘just wrong’
February 13, 2025Claims that the U.S. bishops’ conference profits from its partnership with the government to assist refugees that qualify for federal assistance, and that the church facilitates illegal immigration are “just wrong,” said William Canny, the U.S. bishops’ migration director.