Day: November 13, 2025
Vững tin đợi chờ Chúa đến
Đức tin không phải là thái độ trốn tránh thế giới, mà là sống tích cực giữa đời. Chúng ta chờ đợi Chúa không thụ động hay bi quan, nhưng bằng việc lao động, phục vụ và yêu thương. Công đồng Vaticanô II dạy: Hoạt động trần thế, nếu được thực hiện trong…
Catholic bishops elect new committee chairmen, confirm 2029 National Eucharistic Congress
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) advanced the cause of beatification for a Florida-born Jesuit priest, approved the publication of the Catholic American Bible, and added the 2029 National Eucharistic Congress (NEC) to their calendar this week at their assembly in Baltimore. Advancing the cause of beatification for Father Richard Thomas, SJ A … Read moreCatholic bishops elect new committee chairmen, confirm 2029 National Eucharistic Congress
Fri 14 November
Friday of week 32 in Ordinary Time First reading Wisdom 13:1-9 How have those who investigated the world been so slow to find its Master? Naturally stupid are all men who have not known Godand who, from the good things that are seen, have not been able to discover Him-who-is,or, by studying the works, have … Read moreFri 14 November
US designates four Antifa-linked groups as ‘Foreign Terrorist Organizations’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Nov. 13 that the State Department is designating as Foreign Terrorist Organizations and Specifically Designated Global Terrorists four Europe-based groups that the department says are affiliated with Antifa networks. “The United States will continue using all available tools to protect our nation from these anti-American, anti-capitalist, and anti-Christian terrorist … Read moreUS designates four Antifa-linked groups as ‘Foreign Terrorist Organizations’
CatholicVote releases new report to help Catholics navigate immigration debate
CatholicVote unveiled a new immigration report, offering Catholics a centralized resource to navigate Church teaching, U.S. policy, and the moral debates surrounding the nation’s border crisis. The report, titled Immigration Enforcement and the Christian Conscience, argues that enforcing immigration law is not inherently immoral and that Catholic social teaching supports both compassion for migrants and … Read moreCatholicVote releases new report to help Catholics navigate immigration debate
US bishops officially prohibit Catholic hospitals from providing ‘sex change’ surgeries
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) this week officially prohibited Catholic hospitals from providing pro-“transgender” surgical and hormonal procedures. The USCCB decided in a 206-8 vote, with seven abstentions, during its 2025 Plenary Assembly in Baltimore, Maryland, to make this update in the seventh edition of “Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health … Read moreUS bishops officially prohibit Catholic hospitals from providing ‘sex change’ surgeries
Northwestern University plans to install ‘reproductive vending machine’
Northwestern University in Illinois is on the verge of installing a “reproductive vending machine” in its student center, the university’s student newspaper reported Oct. 22. According to The Daily Northwestern, the vending machine, which was expected to arrive on campus sometime in early November, will contain a variety of products, including Narcan, urine test strips, … Read moreNorthwestern University plans to install ‘reproductive vending machine’
Los Angeles archdiocese to recognize those committed to abuse prevention
Parishes across the Archdiocese of Los Angeles will take part this weekend in Stand Up Sunday, a new initiative honoring parishioners, clergy, and volunteers who have completed the Church’s abuse-prevention training and safety requirements. The observance, taking place Nov. 15-16, coincides with the World Day for the Prevention of and Healing from Child Exploitation, Abuse … Read moreLos Angeles archdiocese to recognize those committed to abuse prevention
Texas Christian university apologizes after staff member called pro-life sign ‘hate speech’
Abilene Christian University apologized after a staff member called a pro-life group’s “Abortion is murder” sign “hate speech” and told students to remove or change it, saying that they would otherwise face consequences. The students, members of campus pro-life organization ACU for Life, initially refused to remove or change the sign but later modified the … Read moreTexas Christian university apologizes after staff member called pro-life sign ‘hate speech’