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The Joy of the Gospel in America: Ask Me!
Ask Ellen Mongan or those who attended the USCCB convocation of Catholic Leaders in Orlando what it was all about! It is “Good News!”
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Technology Use and Family Life: Getting the Answers You Need
Emily Jaminet and Michele Faehnle offer questions for parents to ask themselves regarding their family’s use of technology.
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How Has Being Pro-Life Changed Your Life?
Whether or not you make it to Washington, D.C., the U.S. Catholic bishops hope you’ll join in a digital pilgrimage of prayer and action from January 16-24.
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Tech Talk: All the Catholic News, All in One Place
Barb Szyszkiewicz, OFS reviews the new free app from the USCCB. The Catholic Church app is packed full of national and international Catholic news and many other resources.
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U.S. Bishops Bring Pro-Life Prayer to the Digital Age
The U.S. Catholic bishops are asking Catholics to pray for life from January 17-25, to make those 9 days a special period of prayer, penance and pilgrimage. They have even made it digital age friendly — read and find out how.
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Praying for Peace in Iraq
Please join us in praying for peace in Iraq, Syria and other countries facing religious persecution.
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SYNODS, Bishops and Councils
Dr. Marcellino offers education on Synods, meetings of Bishops and our Church.
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USCCB: The Plight of Unaccompanied Child Refugees -- How We Can Help
Christine Donnelly, Communications Manager of the USCCB office of Migration and Refugee Services, brings us information on on the plight of Unaccompanied Child Refugees and how we can help.
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Attacks on Christianity Not Just a Foreign Problem
Constance Hull reports on the fact that threats to religious liberty are a worldwide issue, including here at home in the United States.
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On Weathering the Storms and Keeping the Faith
What can we do when disaster strikes? One of the best things, probably, is to put our faith, love and hope into action.
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How the Church Recognizes Saints
The process of declaring one a saint in the Catholic Church is called canonization. The canonization process is a canonical (Church law) procedure by which the Church through the Pope solemnly declares a Catholic to be united with God in heaven, an intercessory to God on behalf of the living, and worthy of public and universal veneration.
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Six Months and An Eighth Commandment Priest
The USCCB’s Media Relations staff recaps Pope Francis’ first six months.
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Marriage Through the Eyes of a Child
Roxane Salonen looks at the teachings offered about marriage in a recent USCCB pamphlet, “Life Matters: Explaining the Reality of Marriage to Family and Friends”.
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Labor Day Reflection: Income Inequality, Labor Unions and a Call to Vigilance
Editor’s note: As we approach Labor Day, we are pleased to share a series of articles from the United States…
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Catholic Schools: a Pathway out of Poverty
Editor’s note: As we approach Labor Day, we are pleased to share a series of articles from the United States…