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Gluttony turns people into mere consumers, exploiters of planet, pope says

One of the most dangerous vices is gluttony, turning people who are meant to be custodians of creation into mere consumers and even exploiters and predators, Pope Francis said.

Together for Good helps Christians walk alongside families in need

Adrienne Hollis, 34, had to leave her son, Vladislav (Vlad) Cook, two days after giving birth to him last March to continue serving a sentence at the women’s prison in Shakopee. She didn’t get to meet the Minneapolis couple who would care for her son while she was away.

Church must remain steadfast in its advocacy for migrants, El Paso bishop says

As immigration shapes up to become a key election issue in 2024, the church must remain steadfast in its advocacy for migrants, Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, Texas, told OSV News.

‘No’ to same-sex blessings, say two Eastern Catholic bishops, citing canon law and catechism

Two Eastern Catholic bishops have issued statements with in-depth theological and canonical reasons for their rejection of a controversial Vatican document on pastoral blessings for same-sex couples and other unmarried couples.

Doctrine chief says his book on sexuality not something he’d write today

The Vatican's doctrine chief said the sometimes-graphic book on sexuality and spirituality that he published 25 years ago is "a book of my youth that I certainly would not write now."

Why I am Catholic — John Crudele

1992, Wichita, Kansas: I and eight other youth speakers addressed all area junior high and high school students in one week. This culminated in a Friday night, city-wide stadium event with music by Rich Mullins and a gospel message by Franklin Graham. I was the one youth speaker in the group who happened to be Catholic. The others were evangelical. Mullins asked: Crudele, why are you Catholic?

Congressional lawmakers release funding framework to avoid shutdown

Congressional lawmakers Jan. 7 released the framework for a nearly $1.7 trillion agreement to fund the federal government in 2024, keeping funding intact for some domestic and social safety net programs despite demands from some Republicans to trim the budget.

Christmas in Spain ends with Three Kings’ arrival, message Jesus ‘changed their lives’

For Spanish children, the 12th night of Christmas makes the season magical. During the vigil of Epiphany, on Jan. 5, the Three Kings -- Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar -- bring them gifts as the holiday in Spain culminates with parades across the country.
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