Philippine bishops’ leader ‘in endless grief’ over drug war

The Philippine bishops’ conference president has lamented “the slow erosion of Filipino values” as the nation presses on with its war on drugs that has killed thousands.
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Names & Numbers: Pasadena Knights of Columbus donate $30,000 to parish

This installment of Names & Numbers includes news of major grants, the profession of first vows for a woman religious and more.
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Four-legged & Faithful: Canines show priests are human, too

Archbishop Lori is among many priests in the Archdiocese of Baltimore who enjoy dogs as their faithful companions.
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Sea Services gather for Mass at Seton Shrine in Emmitsburg

Cardinal McCarrick spoke of Mother Seton’s dedication to her sons in the Navy, and praised the service of the men and women in the armed forces.
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Pope visits towns in central Italy devastated by earthquake

Pope Francis quietly prayed and offered words of consolation to survivors and those assisting in relief efforts after the devastating earthquake in Amatrice.
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The love of a dog

As a child, I had longed for a dog to walk and play with and call my own. I never dreamed that a dog could teach me so much about love. But she did. And she changed my world.
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Gay, transgender people deserve pastoral care, pope says

Catholics who are homosexual, transgender or confused about their sexuality deserve the same attentive pastoral care as anyone else, Pope Francis said.
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Tolerance is good for society, the soul, pope says at Azerbaijani mosque

Pope Francis told the leaders of Azerbaijan religious communities that they share a responsibility to help people grow in faith and tolerance.
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When political choice is tough, pray and vote your conscience, pope says

Catholics facing difficult political choices must study the issues, pray about the election and then vote according to their consciences, Pope Francis said.
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Red Mass, Archdiocese of St. Louis

Engaging our powers of reason and our will, natural law pulls us back from the precipice of imagining that there are no “self-evident” truths, nothing fixed, nothing objectively right and wrong.
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The heart of leadership

How I wish those desiring to lead our country could take to heart the message Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of St. Paul and Minneapolis gave in his address at the August J.S. Paluch vocations seminar.
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Our Back Pages: St. Mary’s Seminary opened 225 years ago in Baltimore

The Baltimore seminary that produced some of this nation’s greatest churchmen had its humble beginning 225 years ago this month.
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