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Trevi Fountain illuminated in remembrance of Christian martyrs

The Trevi Fountain was lit up in red in a graphic commemoration of the thousands of modern Christians martyred for their faith.
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily in Lourdes: Fifth Week of Easter

Mary comes not as a stranger but as our kinswoman, indeed our loving mother.
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Surprises aplenty over 45 years

A vocation is not about us telling God what we’re going to do for him. A vocation is being open to what God wants to work through us.
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Activist priest, one of the ‘Catonsville Nine,’ dies at 94

Jesuit Father Daniel Berrigan, who died April 30 at 94, will be remembered most for his prominent role in opposing the Vietnam War.
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To my goddaughter on her baptism

Dear Baby Girl,You won’t be able to understand this for a while, but you just had the most extraordinary experience—with oil and water and a candle and a white garment and the Holy Spirit.Now you are baptized, a child of God.You were so peaceful as the priest poured the water
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Ethics must guide medical research, protect human dignity, pope says

Moral and ethical concerns must guide medical research so it will always be at the service of protecting human life and dignity, Pope Francis said.
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Suspects arrested in alleged plot against Vatican, Israeli embassy

Italian authorities arrested six suspects who allegedly received orders from the Islamic State terrorist group to attack the Vatican.
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Why you should read C.S. Lewis’ “The Great Divorce”

The inspiration for this theological fantasy is the medieval idea of the refrigerium, the refreshment or vacation from Hell granted to some of the souls abiding there.
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After job-swap show, Irish street cleaner pledges help to Filipinos

Crosbie has maintained weekly contact with his host family and set up a charity drive to raise funds for the wider community that took him in.
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Intense book challenges status quo on churches’ approach to racism

Readers may disagree with what Hart writes, but his words may provide enlightenment for Christians willing to address racism.
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Ryan says he was ‘wrong’ about views on poor in latest talk at Georgetown

House Speaker Paul Ryan said Republicans strive for a country that is “open, diverse, dynamic” in a speech at Georgetown University.
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Religious communities affirm commitment to city peace effort

The men and women of religious orders operating in the archdiocese held their biannual Baltimore Forum April 21.
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