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Senate approves bill with uncertain future in House as Ukraine hangs in the balance
The Senate passed an approximately $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, following months of a stalemate amid growing divisions within the Republican Party.
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Head of Ireland’s Jesuits ‘ashamed’ of order’s failure to act on abuse
The head of the Jesuits in Ireland has said he is "ashamed" at the order's failure to confront abuse after the release of a new report revealing 93 complaints of sexual, physical and emotional abuse against a now deceased priest.
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Catholic Social Teaching Has a Lot to Say About AI, Experts Say
The viral internet commercial sounded real: the voice of Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, archbishop of Mexico City, endorsing a miracle drug that had cured him of diabetes. But the commercial — like the cure itself — was fake.
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Grammy-winning Florida priest placed on leave for alleged misconduct with minor
A Florida priest and Grammy-winning recording artist has been placed on administrative leave due to alleged sexual misconduct with a minor a decade ago.
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Young people join religious sisters in global fight against trafficking
The world's religious sisters have paved the way in their pioneering fight against human trafficking, said a survivor and activist.
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Catholic immigration advocates express concern about Senate’s proposed border deal
Key Senate negotiators Feb. 4 released an approximately $118 billion emergency national security bill that would send a fresh wave of aid to Ukraine as that nation fends off Russia's invasion and would implement strict new migration policies for the ...
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Paris Archdiocese Reveals How Notre Dame’s Reopening Will Look
The reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, scheduled for Dec. 8, will be “six months of celebration and praise,” the archbishop of Paris said in a pastoral letter.