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Local news station posts story on its X page. The Kansas Catholic Conference, which represents the state’s bishops, posted photos on social media. One of the destroyed statues appeared to be an image of the parish’s patron, St. Patrick. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // This summer, eight young adults — referred to as the Perpetual Pilgrims — are putting their careers, degrees, and hobbies on pause to accompany Jesus in the Eucharist through cities and towns en route from Indianapolis to Los Angeles. Arthur “Ace” Acuña, a 2023 graduate of Princeton University, hails from Nevada … Read more‘The Lord still has many friends’: Meet the 8 young adults embarking on the 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage
CV NEWS FEED // In his Sunday afternoon Angelus address, Pope Francis reflected on the value of trials and highlighted the hope to be found through Jesus in hospitals and other places of care. Speaking on the Gospel reading, which was on the Transfiguration, Pope Francis said that “Jesus immerses Himself in prayer and becomes … Read morePope Francis reflects on trials, hope found in hospital
CV NEWS FEED // The city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, has agreed to pay $450,000 in attorneys’ fees after settling a lawsuit over sidewalk counseling with a pro-life ministry last year. CatholicVote previously reported that Pro-Life Action Ministries were unconstitutionally barred from standing on public sidewalks around a Minneapolis Planned Parenthood location to offer support and … Read moreMinneapolis pays $450,000 in attorneys’ fees after pro-life legal victory
The fire can be seen behind the Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center Stations of the Cross. Besides material relief, the shepherd of Los Angeles has also been addressing the spiritual needs of his flock. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // As the Illinois Legislature considers legalizing assisted suicide, the bishop of Rockford is emphasizing that providing compassion, friendship, and holistic palliative care to those who are ill or dying are loving ways to help them –– unlike assisted suicide, which the bishop denounced as “false charity.” Assisted suicide “brings with it … Read more‘Assisted suicide is false charity’: Illinois bishop opposes legislation considered by state senate, house
Ethiopia Catholic SecretariatWhile Church leaders are yet to comment, ACI Africa, CNA’s news partner in Africa, has confirmed media reports that tensions have increased between Ethiopia and Eritrea of late, resulting in rumors of war. Fears of renewed violence are linked to the split in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) — the party that … Read moreSituation in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region ‘Unstable’; Church Leaders Yet to Comment
CV NEWS FEED // In response to a satanic worship ritual that is set to take place at the Kansas State Capitol March 28, the archbishop of Kansas City is going to reconsecrate the state to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of Mary March 25. Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann will reconsecrate Kansas during the celebration … Read moreArchbishop Naumann to reconsecrate Kansas to Jesus through Immaculate Heart of Mary
CV NEWS FEED // Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announced a new state-funded pilot program that mirrors the work of pregnancy resource centers, despite his administration’s previous efforts to defund and discredit these organizations. Launched in Clinton County in January through the Pennsylvania Department of Health, the initiative will be funded by $1.3 million in taxpayer … Read morePro-abortion Pennsylvania governor unveils state-funded ‘crisis pregnancy center’ pilot program
CV NEWS FEED // The Diocese of Albany is closing two of its Catholic schools as part of a restructuring plan to address the financial deficits of educational institutions in the diocese. Times Union reported that the diocese is closing the K-8 All Saints Catholic Academy in Albany and restructuring Blessed Sacrament School in Albany … Read moreDiocese of Albany to close 2 Catholic schools due to low enrollment