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At a time of deep political division and declining trust, Archbishop William E. Lori told a national gathering of women religious leaders that renewing American political culture requires more than better politics. It requires a renewal of human character, relationships and spiritual life, a task to which he said women religious make a unique contribution.

In a...


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I was hurrying into church on a busy morning, running just a few minutes late, when I heard the sound. The panel for the security system next to the church door was beeping.

I went into the church and slipped into a pew. But the beeping carried into the church, so I could still hear it during Mass.

It was persistent, beating a steady rhythm. Just when I was star...


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Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) in Edgewater is marking a significant milestone, celebrating five decades of faith and community since it was officially established as a parish under Redemptorist leadership in 1976. Today, OLPH is part of the Pastorate of Our Lady, alongside Our Lady of Sorrows in West River.

OLPH’s roots stretch back even further, to 1939, when it b...


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(OSV News) — In a spirit of prayer and dialogue, bishops representing the conferences of Mexico, the United States and Canada met in Cuernavaca, Mexico, to discern ways to strengthen collaboration across North America.

According to a joint statement about the Aug. 30-Sept. 4 meeting, the bishops reflected on shared challenges facing the Church, including migration, eva...


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VATICAN CITY (OSV News) — Pope Leo XIV has repealed provisions introduced by Pope Francis in March 2021 that reduced the salaries of cardinals and Vatican employees as a cost-saving measure during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Vatican published the papal decree, signed earlier in the month, on Sept. 14, Pope Leo’s birthday, a day on which the pope also issued a decree ord...


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