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Black History Month seen as reminder of need to work for justice, equality

Flanked at the front of the sanctuary by six large portraits of Black Americans whose faith-filled lives placed them on the road to possible canonization by the Catholic Church, Washington Auxiliary Bishop Roy E. Campbell Jr. celebrated Mass Feb. 6 to mark Black History Month in the Archdiocese of Washington.

Archbishop asks people to pray, says Russian threat extends beyond Ukraine

The major archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church reiterated concerns of some of his Baltic neighbors, saying that Ukraine might be on the front lines of a Russian threat, but the threat extends beyond Ukraine.

Vatican Synodal process showing good progress, some challenges

The Catholic Church worldwide is showing good progress and "much joy" after the opening of the synodal process, but there also have been some "uncertainties" and challenges, said the ordinary council of the Synod of Bishops.

Fourth Anglican bishop in less than a year received into Catholic Church

The former Anglican bishop of Chester, England, has joined the Catholic Church.

Mother Seton shrine announces video series, other initiatives for 2022

In the first episode of a series of short videos launched by the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, Sister Mary Catherine Conway, a Daughter of Charity, discusses her 40 years in Catholic education as a teacher and principal.

Financial adviser brings Catholic perspective to spending, investing

Catholics concerned about doing God’s will with their money can take several simple but difficult steps each time they face a decision: Pray, reflect, then act.

St. Paul City Council passes zoning changes that meet religious institutions’ concerns

Months of meetings, public hearings and discussion over proposed zoning changes in St. Paul impacting religious institutions’ ability to serve people in need — and even teach religion — were resolved Jan. 19 with a City Council vote that met the concerns of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and other faith groups.

With God, people can navigate life with trust, optimism, pope says

Jesus wants people to invite him into their lives, no matter how poor, inadequate or shameful their lives are, Pope Francis said.
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