Some labor strikes can be comfortably ignored by many Americans.
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Faith of Children, Power of Prayer Combine in Million-Strong Rosary
As conflict rages worldwide, 1 million children are set to storm heaven with prayer.
Synod Participants Say Process is About More Than Women’s Issues
Participants in the ongoing Synod of Bishops on Synodality have said that while questions surrounding the role of women in the Church are important, they can be distracting from other key issues on the agenda.
Trump’s Proposed Mandate Aims to Fund IVF’s Large-Scale Destruction of Human Embryos
As the U.S. presidential race nears a Nov. 5 political reckoning, Catholic voters nationwide continue to ponder a host of pro-life issues — among them, Republican candidate Donald J. Trump’s stated support of in vitro fertilization and his proposed plan to widen its availability through federal government or private insurer coverage mandates.
Pope Announces He Will Create 21 New Cardinals in December
Pope Francis announced he would create 21 new cardinals Dec. 8, including a 99-year-old former nuncio and the 44-year-old Ukrainian bishop who heads his church’s eparchy in Melbourne, Australia.
In the ‘Bleeding Region,’ Gaza Strip’s Christian Community Lifts Each Other Up, Defying Reality
Even though death surrounds them every day, Gaza Strip’s Christian community tries to “relieve the suffering” by assisting each other with spiritual and material needs.
A ‘Living Hell’: Survivor of Oct. 7 Attack, Father of Hostage Reflect as Conflict Approaches One Year
The celebration of the Jewish New Year this Oct. 2-4 took place just ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel and just after a new act of violence by the terrorist organization that left seven more people dead and 16 injured in Tel Aviv Oct. 1. Israeli police and emergency services described it as a “combined shooting and stabbing attack” on people taking public transportation.
As Wider War Threatens Middle East, Pope Asks Mary to Intercede
As fighting in the Middle East intensified and spread, Pope Francis turned to Mary, begging her to “intercede for our world in danger.”
Cardinal Dolan, Bishop Brennan Call for Prayer Amid War, Antisemitism, Widespread Suffering
As the Jewish community celebrates Rosh Hashanah amid the Israel-Hamas war and rising antisemitism around the world, two New York prelates have released a message of support.
In Western North Carolina, Parishes and Schools Respond to Helene Devastation with Supply Drives, Donations
Late Sept. 27 night, as the first photos and cries for help emerged after Tropical Storm Helene ripped through the North Carolina mountains, Father John Putnam texted his staff at St. Mark Church, in Huntersville: “There’s a great need for supplies for diapers, canned goods and water in the mountains. We have folks that can deliver on Sunday. Can we get a blast out?”