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Marking the Jan. 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, president of the U.S. bishops' conference, urged Catholics to reflect on how they are called to be "drum majors for justice" in their own communities. He drew on the slain Civil Rights leader's words and the Church's Gospel mission from Jesus Christ


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After decades of legal disputes, delays and competing claims, Ukraine's Roman Catholic community has received the right to use Kyiv's historic St. Nicholas Church for the next 50 years, under an agreement signed with the state.

The church, a national cultural landmark confiscated during the Soviet era, remains state-owned but will now function primarily as a parish chu...


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Is. 49:3, 5–6 / Ps. 40:2, 4, 7–10 / 1 Cor. 1:1–3 / Jn. 1:29–34

Jesus speaks through the prophet Isaiah in today’s First Reading.

He tells us of the mission given to him by the Father from the womb: “The Lord said to me: ‘You are my servant.’ ”

Servant and Son, our Lord was sent to lead a new exodus — to raise up the exiled tribes of Israel, to g...


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The bishop of El Paso, Texas, and a local prenatal health care advocate are among the speakers set to headline this year’s OneLife LA celebration Jan. 24.

OneLife is an annual event started by Archbishop José H. Gomez and organized by the Archdiocese of LA to promote a culture that honors ...


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St. Marcellus was chosen as pope near the end of the Diocletian persecution, around 308-309. Because of the persecutions, the Church had been without a pope for over a year. When Marcellus was elected, he faced a number of challenges — he had to reconstitute the clergy, which had been decimated. Many priests worked in secret, fearing for their lives, or had already ...


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