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Minneapolis family writes children’s book with themes of empathy, acceptance, kindness

To help bring love and light to dark issues such as systemic racism and social injustice in a way that children can understand, Eric Ortiz, 47, worked with his 8-year-old daughter, Emilia, and 5-year-old son, Calum, students at Risen Christ Catholic School in Minneapolis, to publish a children’s book.

Chaska school’s final days marked with celebrations, memories

As Guardian Angels Catholic School in Chaska prepares to close its doors for good May 28 — more than a century after it opened — students, teachers and parents are recognizing the moment with a special Mass, a final-day picnic and fond memories.

France to mark 150th anniversary of anti-religious Paris Commune

On Paris' Rue Haxo, a white-brick church commemorates dozens of Catholic clergy who fell victim to one of modern Europe's bloodiest uprisings. Its 150th anniversary will be marked in the last week of May with a series of commemorative events.

Perseverance is necessary for prayer, pope says

Those who overcome distractions or obstacles when praying learn the value of perseverance in times of trial, Pope Francis said.

Archbishop Cordileone responds to Pelosi remarks on Cardinal Ladaria letter

In answer to a question from an EWTN News Nightly correspondent, Pelosi, a Catholic who supports legal abortion and taxpayer funding of it, said she was "pleased with what the Vatican put out on that subject" and characterized a May 7 letter from Cardinal Luis Ladaria, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, as "basically" saying, "'Don't be divisive on the subject.'"

World Youth Day guidelines emphasize importance of diocesan celebrations

The annual diocesan celebration of World Youth Day is an important event that emphasizes the role young people play in the Catholic Church, the Vatican said.

Hong Kong bishop-designate: Dialogue good, religious freedom important

Bishop-designate Stephen Chow Sau-yan told Hong Kong media people must start with a sense of faith and not assume Beijing is the enemy, and he hoped for dialogue to develop a better understanding.

South Carolina death penalty now includes electric chair, firing squad

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed into law a bill requiring death-row inmates to choose between the electric chair or the firing squad for their executions if lethal injection drugs are not available.
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