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OCT
17
Pope Leo to grieving father: ‘Death never has the last word’
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OCT
17
Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass in St. Peter's Square on September 28, 2025. / Vatican Media screenshot CNA Newsroom, Oct 17, 2025 / 13:38 pm (CNA). Pope Leo XIV has responded to a letter from a grieving father with the encouragement that “death never has the last word.”In the October issue of Piazza San Pietro magazine, the pontiff penned a letter to Francesco, a father of four, who wrote to the Holy Father about the death of his 12-year-old son, Domenico Maria, from a sudden illness 18 years ago.Despite the time that has passed, the father said he still felt like his son’s premature death happened only yesterday. “Holiness, this letter of mine is intended only as a thought, as well as a remembrance for our son, so that God, in his infinite goodness and mercy as a Father, may welcome him into the kingdom of heaven…” Francesco wrote.In his response, Leo reminded the father that “the important thing is to always remain connected to th
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OCT
17
‘Watershed moment’: Judge allows class action suit over school’s gender policies
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OCT
17
null / Credit: NMKStudio@Shutterstock CNA Staff, Oct 17, 2025 / 13:19 pm (CNA). A federal judge in California will allow a class action lawsuit to proceed for potentially millions of parents and teachers regarding school district rules that hide child “gender transitions” from parents. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez ruled Oct. 15 that the lawsuit Mirabelli v. Olson will proceed as a class action, becoming what the Thomas More Society said is potentially “one of the largest civil rights class actions” in California history. Peter Breen, the head of litigation at the Thomas More Society, a public interest law firm, said in the group’s Oct. 16 press release that parents have a “fundamental right” to direct their children’s education and moral upbringing, and that California school officials “cannot override that right by keeping parents in the dark about major issues and developments in their child’s life.&rd
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OCT
17
Pope Leo XIV asks Catholics in Russia to be an example of love, brotherhood, and respect
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OCT
17
Pope Leo XIV greets Catholic pilgrims from Russia during an audience in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace on Oct. 17, 2025. / Credit: Vatican Media. ACI Prensa Staff, Oct 17, 2025 / 12:42 pm (CNA). Pope Leo XIV on Friday asked a group of Catholic pilgrims from Russia, in Rome on a Jubilee pilgrimage, to be an example of love and brotherhood upon their return home.In his Oct. 17 address at the Vatican, the Holy Father emphasized that the presence of the Russian pilgrims “is part of the journey of so many generations” who have traveled to Rome. For the Holy Father, “this city can be a symbol of human existence, in which the ’ruins’ of past experiences, anguish, uncertainty, and anxiety are intertwined with the faith that grows every day and becomes active in charity.”“And with the hope that does not disappoint and encourages us, because even on the ruins, despite sin and enmity, the Lord can build a new world and renewed life,” he
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OCT
17
Bishops urge end to shutdown while calling for Obamacare abortion limits
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OCT
17
U.S. Catholic bishops urged Congress to end the federal government shutdown, but only if lawmakers ensure that tax credits are not used for abortions. / Credit: Traci L. Clever/Shutterstock Washington, D.C., Oct 17, 2025 / 12:10 pm (CNA). America’s Catholic bishops are urging Congress to end the nearly three-week federal government shutdown by extending taxpayer subsidies that lower health insurance costs under the Affordable Care Act — but only if lawmakers ensure that the so-called Obamacare tax credits are not used for abortions or other procedures that violate Catholic teaching on the sanctity of life."The premium tax credits established by the ACA are an important tool for ensuring affordable access to health care for millions of Americans by lowering their premiums on the ACA marketplaces; but they also fund health insurance plans that cover elective abortion," the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops wrote in an Oct. 10 letter to members of Congress
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OCT
17
Vatican liturgist urges U.S. Church to follow Pope Francis’ guidelines on Mass
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OCT
17
Pope Francis with Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Vatican's Dicastery of Divine Worship and Discipline of Sacraments, at the consistory in St. Peter's Basilica, Aug. 27, 2022 / Daniel Ibáñez / CNA Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 17, 2025 / 11:15 am (CNA). Cardinal Arthur Roche, who leads the Vatican’s administrative body on the liturgy, encouraged American parishes to better familiarize themselves with Pope Francis’ guidelines on the Mass and ensure the former pontiff’s writings inform the liturgical formation of clergy and parishioners.Roche, who has served as prefect for the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments since 2021, offered the recommendations at a three-day meeting of the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions (FDLC).“Pope Francis did not set out to give a systematic treatment of liturgical formation,” Roche told the more-than 230 participants in the meeting, according to an Oct. 15 F
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SEP
29
2025 Mass for Suicide Prevention and Remembrance
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Lana Kaczmarek
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SEP
29
The news of the last few months has been difficult; the loss of innocent lives, the assassination this week of Charlie Kirk leaving his wife and two young children. The flood disasters in Texas young schoolgirls lost their lives. Fires disasters with the loss of life and homes. School violence the death of students in … Continue reading "2025 Mass for Suicide Prevention and Remembrance"
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MAY
27
Ordination to the Priesthood 2025
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MAY
27
Ordination to the PriesthoodMay 24, 2025St. James CathedralHomily of Bishop John Noonan Welcome to St James Cathedral on this joy-filled day for by the work of God’s hand, two of our brothers will be ordained to the priesthood. I welcome Deacon John Troilo and Deacon William Burns. Deacon John, I welcome your parents, sister, and … Continue reading "Ordination to the Priesthood 2025"
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APR
21
Santo Padre, el Papa Francisco
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Lana Kaczmarek
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APR
21
Hoy, en este Lunes de Pascua, nos levantamos de nuestro descanso con el anuncio de la muerte de nuestro Santo Padre, el Papa Francisco. Este santo hombre nos condujo a la esencia de nuestra fe, al corazón de Dios. Su legado es guiarnos siempre, como Cristo lo hace por nosotros, como aboga nuestra Santísima Madre, … Continue reading "Santo Padre, el Papa Francisco"
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JAN
09
We become His Beloved – January 2025
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Lana Kaczmarek
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JAN
09
Comfort is something for which we all long. That word, comfort, can mean different things to different people in our secular world. For some, comfort is a soft-cushioned couch on which to sit and watch television. For others, comfort might be a new car or a windfall of money. For others, comfort might be a … Continue reading "We become His Beloved – January 2025"
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DEC
18
Rejoice in the Lord Always – November 2024
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Lana Kaczmarek
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DEC
18
My Sisters and Brothers in Christ: We rejoice in all circumstances over what God has done for us and what He will accomplish! Jesus Christ is yesterday, today, and forever! St. Paul also tells the community of Philippi to rejoice because “the Lord is near.” He encourages us as he does the Philippians to rejoice … Continue reading "Rejoice in the Lord Always – November 2024"
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