The increase in kidnappings and attacks in Nigeria heightens fears of an organized campaign against Christians.
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Deadly Earthquake Strikes an Already Despairing Aleppo
As Syria and Turkey reel from the effects of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, Church leaders in Aleppo report devastation and despair.
Sorrow Is Normal, but Wallowing Is a Vice, Pope Says
Emotions like sorrow and disappointment can lead to conversion, but dwelling on them leads to bitterness and pessimism, says Pope Francis.
In South Sudan, Pope Repeats Call to End Violence
After visiting Congo, Pope Francis joins with two ecumenical leaders to bring a message of peace to war-torn South Sudan.
Salt and Light: A Maryknoll Reflection
A Maryknoll priest recalls his mission in Tanzania as he reflects on the themes of salt and light in this Sunday’s Mass readings.
Panel: Catholic Ministries Accompany Women and Children
At the national Catholic Social Ministry gathering, plenary panelists underscored work with women and children and offered paths to follow.
Pope Delivers Rousing Message in Congo
“Hands off Africa!” Pope Francis says in an address to leaders in Congo, decrying plundering of the continent’s resources.
Nicaragua Convicts Churchmen in Secret Trial
In a closed trial, Nicaragua's government convicted seven church workers, including three priests,...
Polish Family Murdered by Nazis Are Martyrs
The Church confirms that the murder of a Polish family that tried to hide Jewish neighbors from the Nazis qualifies as martyrdom.
The Beatitudes: A Maryknoll Reflection
By Gabe Hurrish Sunday, January 29, 2023Zephaniah 2:3; 3:12-13 | 1 Corinthians 1:26-31 | Matthew...
Catholics Organize against Human Trafficking
During the month of January, Catholics across the U.S. raise awareness about the problem of human trafficking.
New Refugee Sponsorship Program is Launched
While applauding a private sponsorship program for refugees vi the Welcome Corps, U.S. Catholic organizations also raise potential concerns.
Pope, Bishops Call for Peace in Peru
Pope Francis and Peru’s bishops urge the immediate restoration of peace after more than 50 lives are lost due to political violence.
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