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Guadalupe shows how faith is shared simply, with respect, pope says

Our Lady of Guadalupe and other recognized Marian apparitions show clearly how evangelization does not require complicated plans and elaborate theological explanations but sharing the faith in "a language suitable for all, a language that is comprehensible, like that of Jesus," Pope Francis said.

Pope, top U.S. military officer discuss war in Ukraine

The top-ranking U.S. military officer told reporters he and Pope Francis discussed the war in Ukraine, especially the war's impact on the people there.

Church, society urged to address suicide risk factors with education, resources

Suicide, it is sometimes said, is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. But for at least 49,449 Americans during 2022, feelings of distress were so acute they took their own lives.

Judge blocks portion of Georgia law, allowing some transgender hormone treatments for minors

A federal judge in Georgia Aug. 20 temporarily blocked part of a state law banning certain types of medical or surgical gender reassignment procedures for minors who identify as transgender while a challenge to that law plays out in court.

Texas lawsuit demands Planned Parenthood pay back millions in Medicaid funding

A Texas lawsuit is seeking for Planned Parenthood to pay back millions of funds it received through Medicaid, which the abortion provider says could shutter its operations in the state.

Maryland, New Jersey cases on public schools’ trans student policy, parental rights get day in court

A federal appeals court threw out a Maryland lawsuit Aug. 14 from parents challenging guidelines barring teachers from notifying parents if a student identifies as transgender. In New Jersey, a case is under consideration by a judge after the state government objected to three Monmouth County school districts implementing new policies requiring school staff to notify parents in such cases.

Iowa peace award goes to founders of group to build ties between Muslim, Jewish women

St. Ambrose University in Davenport will honor the co-founders of an organization to build relationships between Muslim and Jewish women with the Pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award.

German cardinal is ‘disappointed’ archdiocesan clergy, staff tried to access porn sites using work computers

Clergy and staff of the Archdiocese of Cologne tried to browse pornography on work computers, its archbishop has confirmed, after media reported a service provider found there were "mass attempts to access porn websites" from archdiocesan computers.
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