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International News
Pope Leo Requests Mail Ballot for Illinois Midterms, Becomes First Pontiff to Vote in a U.S. Election
Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV requested a mail ballot for the upcoming Illinois midterm elections, according to a county official. Read More
National News
At Nov. 1 Mass of Thanksgiving, Archbishop Says Beatified Georgia Martyrs ‘Are on Their Way To Being Saints’
Abundant gratitude was expressed for the Oct. 31 beatification of five Franciscans known as the Georgia Martyrs in a Mass of thanksgiving at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist on Nov. 1, the solemnity of All Saints. Read More
International News
Friars, Miters and ‘That’s Amore’: Notre Dame Beats Villanova in Basketball Season Opener
It was a basketball season opener unlike any other, made possible by the first U.S.-born pope, who hails from Chicago but when to Villanova. Read More
Diocesan News
Cancer-Free Teacher Returns to a Sea of Pink at Our Lady of Hope
Our Lady of Hope Catholic Academy rallied around Pre-K teacher Liz Colon with prayer, a Pink Out, and funds raised after her breast cancer diagnosis. Read More
Diocesan News
In Queens, St. Francis Prep Toiletry Drive Brings Everyday Essentials to Veterans
With Veterans Day around the corner, students at St. Francis Preparatory School wanted to celebrate veterans in a way that honored their service to the nation and offered help beyond words of praise. Read More
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Obituaries
Obituaries, Week of October 17, 2026
