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Prayer Response to Immigration Raids

Archbishop · Los Angeles

Prayer Response to Immigration Raids

63% Center coverage: 16 sources

Click here to view this article from journalgazette.net.See the Story

Pope Leo XIV Emphasizes Unity, Social Justice During Pentecost Celebrations

Pope Leo XIV Emphasizes Unity, Social Justice During Pentecost Celebrations

56% Right coverage: 9 sources

Pope Leo XIV celebrated Pentecost on Sunday, June 8, in St. Peter’s Square, drawing tens of thousands for the final Sunday of Easter celebrations. During his homily, the pope criticized political movements that he said foster division. “Where there is love, there is no room for prejudice, for ‘security’ zones separating us from our neighbors, for the exclusionary mindset that, tragically, we now see emerging also in political nationalisms,” Pope…See the Story

"Deeply Saddened with tragedy...working Closely with All Authorities ...

Pope Francis · Ahmedabad

"Deeply Saddened with tragedy...working Closely with All Authorities ...

88% Right coverage: 8 sources

Pope Leo XIV expresses his condolences and prays for the victims of an Air India flight bound for London with 242 people aboard that crashed after ...See the Story

This suburban club has produced seven AFL players in 18 months, but that’s not what it’s most proud of

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

It’s in Australia’s fastest-growing municipality. It’s coming off a flag. It also hosts English classes for new migrants and is the beating heart of its community.AFL · Australia See the Story

In LA, Faith Leaders Protest to Stand up for the Detained and to Keep the Peace

Coverage: 2 sources

On June 6, Brendan Busse, a Jesuit Catholic priest, had just finished a graduation ceremony for eighth graders at Dolores Mission School when he got news about an immigration raid happening in downtown Los Angeles. He abruptly stopped folding chairs, rushed past parents and grandparents leaving the celebration and drove to the city’s Fashion District. What he found shocked even a veteran priest who has worked with vulnerable populations all over…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Los Angeles See the Story

Ordinary people can do extraordinary things

El Greco Pentecost. Photo: Picryl.com. At a wedding I attended last Sunday, the priest gave a Pentecost homily that has stuck with me. He spoke about how, on the King’s Birthday in England, there’s a grand military parade through the streets. It’s all sharp uniforms, polished boots, and perfect formation—a show of strength that declares: the King reigns. Then he asked, “What would the Holy Spirit’s parade look like?” He paused before answering: …Catholic Church · Australia Read Article

Pope Leo to return to practice of ‘imposing’ pallium on new archbishops

Coverage: 2 sources

In 2015, Pope Francis had changed the ceremony, inviting new archbishops to concelebrate Mass with him and be present for the blessing of the palliums as a way of underlining their bond of unity and communion with him.Pope Leo XIV · United States See the Story

The hidden cost of chasing clarity

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

When I left my job at Google, I told myself I was taking time to explore. But within weeks, I had jumped into building a startup — not because of a strong alignment, but because sitting in uncertainty felt impossible. So I threw myself at the first socially sanctified opportunity. And for a while, it worked. I had a pitch deck, a plan, and a polished answer when people asked what I was building. But beneath that apparent clarity was a growing se…Pope Francis · Australia See the Story

'Kill The Pain Not Me': Pro-Life Group Launches Anti-Euthanasia Campaign

A prominent pro-life organisation in Malta has launched a national campaign opposing the legalisation of assisted voluntary suicide, calling instead for improved palliative care services for patients nearing the end of life. The Life Network Foundation unveiled its new initiative, titled “Oqtol l-uġigħ, mhux lili” (Kill the pain, not me), urging the public to participate in the government’s ongoing consultation on assisted dying through the plat…Catholic Church · Malta See the Story

'They're Just People': Santa Fe Man with Family in Gaza Speaks Out Against War

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Said Assali's childhood memories of Gaza City longer reflect the city's current state of ruin, rubble and humanitarian disaster.Airstrike · Gaza See the Story

RE Search Episode 95: Being a Bridge in a Divided World.

There is so much division and disagreement in the world. Political, religious, social and cultural divisions seem to grow wider every day. How can we be hopeful in the face of this division? Can our faith guide us, and what actions can we take that might make a difference? With Fr Casey Cole OFM The post RE Search Episode 95: Being a Bridge in a Divided World. appeared first on The Catholic Weekly.Catholic Church · Australia Read Article

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