Crux Now spoke with the project manager of a Catholic Relief Services initiative in the Central African Republic that supplied households with 1,500 metric tons of food, stocked 1,000 households with goats, sheep, and pigs, and trained 1,000 young entrepreneurs.
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On Sunday, the French bishops wrote to the heads of Catholic-inspired healthcare institutions in their country, telling them that they must prepare to use their legal right to refuse to participate in assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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Pope Leo XIV urged Argentines on Tuesday to follow the holy example of the country’s best-known saints as he drew an estimated 650,000 people to the central city of Córdoba for Mass, a day after an estimated 2.5 million turned out in the capita
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Pope Leo XIV delivered a diplomatic but subtly strong critique of Argentine President Javier Milei’s austerity measures and libertarian agenda as he arrived Sunday in Argentina, insisting that political leaders must put people, not the economy, first.
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Bob Dylan came knockin’ on Pope Leo XIV’ s door Wednesday, as the American singer-songwriter and poet visited with the American pope at the Vatican during a break between concert dates in Italy.
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During a visit to the UK, a parish priest in the last remaining Christian village in the West Bank warned about the “violent attacks” on his community by settlers.
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The bishop of Tenerife will preside over the funeral of a Spanish footballer who died on Tuesday after a collision with the opposition’s goalkeeper.
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The Trump administration joined the Archdiocese of Denver on Tuesday in urging the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling allowing a state-funded preschool program in Colorado to exclude Catholic schools that don’t comply with equal-opportunity requirements — the latest religious-rights case before the conservative-majority court.
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A German bishop has published a statement challenging Pope Leo XIV’s comments on his return from France in September when he said that sexual abuse within the Church is “first and foremost a human problem.”
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Pope Leo XIV’s South American tour, confirmed by the Vatican on Oct. 26 after his lung cancer surgery, is eagerly anticipated by Catholics across South America, especially those who knew then-Bishop Robert Prevost during his years in the Diocese of Chiclayo, Peru.
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There are reasons no pope had ever done what @Pontifex has done, & people across the spectrum of opinion have wondered -- aloud -- whether it was a good idea. @craltieri this Sunday.
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Following last week’s attack on a church in Jordan, an expert has said that Christians belong in the country and that interreligious dialogue is “under pressure” in the Middle East.
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Crux Now's editor-in-chief, Charles Collins, talks about "document fatigue" in the Church as he gives his opinion on the latest offering from Cardinal Fernández.
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“Beatings will continue until morale improves” is a cynical phrase passed around offices worldwide. I thought about it when reading Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández’s interview about his new document. On @Crux https://t.co/y8xEr7Kd6R