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Vaccine access one of many fights facing vulnerable Global South
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Pope Francis warned it could make inequalities existing around the world even worse.
Pope marks anniversary of Christians martyred in Libya
Marking the sixth anniversary of the beheading of 21 Christians on a beach in Libya, Pope Francis said they gave witness to Christ through their martyrdom.
Guidance from a pope and a saint, both named Francis
When Pope Francis met with a Catholic News Service delegation marking the agency's 100th anniversary, he encouraged the agency to continue to foster dialogue and honest communication.
Catholic Charities USA receives $1 million grant to help fire-devastated communities
A $1 million grant will allow 10 Catholic Charities agencies in four wildfire-stricken Western states to provide assistance to people ...
Ash Wednesday collection for Central, Eastern Europe
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops take up a special collection every year on Ash Wednesday through its Subcommittee on Aid to the Church in Central and Eastern Europe.
Over its 100-year history, everything old is news again for CNS
Here we examine just four topics that have had staying power over the lifespan of CNS' 100 years.
Pope thanks CNS for century of service, urges continued focus on honest communication
Pope Francis praised Catholic News Service for its work in supporting the church's mission of proclaiming the Gospel and in making the truth known, particularly in an era of misinformation.
Second collection Feb. 20-21 to benefit Black and Indian Missions
The parishes of the Diocese of Trenton will take up a second collection the weekend of Feb. 20-21 to benefit the Black and Indian Missions of the United States.
CRS shifts into gear to help during 'crisis on top of other crises'
El Salvador – Though COVID-19 seems like the global enemy to defeat, for aid organizations such as Catholic Relief Services, it is simply another crisis to respond to, said Bill O'Keefe, executive vice president for mission and mobilization for the international agency.
SEEK21 speakers share own faith experiences, say Christ has all the answers
A bishop and a religious sister who shared the keynote spotlight on the opening night of SEEK21, this year's national conference of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, discussed their own faith journeys and how Catholics from around the world can improve their faith by accepting Jesus' divine character.
Pope: Markets need regulation to promote justice, not special interests
For economic policies and systems to promote an end to human trafficking, they must care about people, their dignity and working conditions, and they must be regulated in ways that promote social justice, not special interests, Pope Francis said.
Pope to diplomats: Pandemic can spark needed change toward better world
The COVID-19 pandemic can either be a catalyst for change for the better or it will weaken a world already burdened by global crises, Pope Francis said.
Kelly to succeed Anderson as Knights of Columbus CEO
Patrick Kelly, a retired U.S. Navy captain, is the new leader of the Knights of Columbus, succeeding Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson, who has headed the international fraternal organization as its CEO for more than two decades.
Naming undersecretaries for synod, Pope gives a woman a vote
Xaviere Missionary Sister Nathalie Becquart will not be the first woman undersecretary of a major Vatican office, but she will be the first woman with a right to vote at a meeting of the Synod of Bishops.
Online 'prayer marathon' planned for day of prayer against trafficking
Organizers of the International Day of Prayer and Awareness against Human Trafficking are hosting a cross-continental "prayer marathon" Feb. 8 to pray for an economy free of exploited, trafficked persons.
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