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International News
How a Vatican Trip by Six Black Catholics Planted Seeds of Change
In 1971, Black Catholic leaders from the U.S. went to Vatican to address racism. Their journey had a lasting impact on the Church. Read More
VIDEO: Catholic Couple Launches Scholarship Amid Military Chaplain Shortage
Douglas Oldmixon discusses the shortage of Catholic military chaplains and a scholarship he and his wife named for Father Vincent Capodanno that aims to support seminarians preparing to serve in the U.S. military. Read More
National News
Staten Island Street Where Dorothy Day Lived Renamed in Her Memory
The Staten Island street corner near the former home of Servant of God Dorothy Day was officially renamed in her memory by New York City during a ceremony on Nov. 8 on what would have been her 129th birthday. Read More
VIDEO: Shalom Catholic Community Hosts Friendsgiving in Brooklyn Ahead of World Day of the Poor
Shalom Catholic Community hosted a free Friendsgiving in Greenpoint, bringing meals, services and fellowship to neighbors. Read More
VIDEO: Transitional Deacons Ordained at St. Joseph’s Seminary, Four to Serve the Diocese of Brooklyn
Four men were ordained transitional deacons and will be serving the Diocese of Brooklyn ahead on the last step in their journey to the priesthood. Read More
International News
Over 90 Us Lawmakers Call for Pope Leo To Address Next Congress in Bipartisan Letter
Ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, a bipartisan group of more than 90 U.S. lawmakers urged House Speaker Mike Johnson to invite Pope Leo XIV to address Congress, saying the U.S.-born pope's "unique perspective" and "ties to our country" would be "a unifying force" for officials. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV Arrives in Argentina, Meets President Milei While Urging Respectful Dialogue
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Buenos Aires Nov. 8 urging Argentina's civil leaders to safeguard democracy, protect the unborn, and engage in respectful dialogue across political divides after meeting with President Javier Milei at the Casa Rosada presidential palace. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV Joins With Church, Poland in Mourning Krakow Mass Shooting
Six people were killed and over a dozen wounded in Poland Nov. 7 when a gunman opened fire at random passersby in Kraków's Main Market Square Read More
International News
In Secular Uruguay, Pope Leo Urges Catholics To Find Strength in Being Few
Pope Leo XIV urged Catholics in secular Uruguay to find strength in their small numbers, live their faith publicly and become witnesses who draw others toward Christ. Read More
International News
Pope Leo Challenges Uruguay On Abortion, Euthanasia & Suicide
Pope Leo XIV landed Nov. 6 in Uruguay, Latin America's most secular country, and used his first address to challenge the nation's political leadership on abortion, euthanasia and a suicide rate that remains among the highest in the Americas. Read More
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Obituaries, Week of October 17, 2026
