Obama signs bipartisan international religious freedom bill

The new law gives the Obama administration and the U.S. State Department new tools, resources and training to counter extremism and combat a worldwide escalation of persecution of religious minorities.
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New year, new frontier

After Mass this morning, Collin said, "Mom, I'm really scared of 2017. 2016 was such a good year and I'm not ready to see it end."I stopped and thought about what he said. In many ways he was right. 2016 was a great year.  God blessed us with Teagan. We managed to
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Baking bread during the final days of Advent

 When we wake up, the world is glazed in ice. We aren't going anywhere for a while.I call my parents to see whether they still have power, and my father starts talking about baking. It's a baking kind of day, and he mentions cinnamon rolls."You probably don't have yeast," he
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An afternoon with my Great-Great-Great Grandmother

Last Saturday, December 10th, 2016, my parents, Collin, and I visited the Irish Railroad Workers Museum on Lemmon Street in Baltimore for their Irish Christmas Celebration. Alongside the apple cider, scones, and Celtic Christmas ornament crafts, we received a tour of two tiny row houses, one of which
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Faith and diplomacy: Hackett reflects on role as U.S. envoy to Vatican

Hackett said diplomats and those in the Holy See don’t know that to expect as far as what Trump’s positions, policies and actions will be.
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Bishops oppose restoring death penalty, but many Filipinos back Duterte

The Philippine House of Representatives will vote by the end of this year on reinstating capital punishment.
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Pope meets with Colombian leaders at odds on peace deal

Pope Francis spoke with Uribe privately for 20 minutes before Santos joined them.
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Put aside ideology and work to rebuild Aleppo, say Catholic leaders

“We are praying for Aleppo and all of Syria to have peace again,” Catholic Patriarch Gregoire III Laham said.
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Allow God to save us

Christmas is not just about a moment when God entered human history, but about God sharing with us his own life.
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Corruption is cancer to health industry, pope tells hospital staffers

Corrupt business practices that seek to profit from the sick and the dying are a cancer to hospitals, Pope Francis said.
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Atlanta prelate joins Mid-Atlantic Congress 2017 lineup

Atlanta Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory will provide the opening keynote address at the fifth annual Mid-Atlantic Congress for pastoral leaders.
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