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Feed aggregatorIsraeli authorities apologies after police manhandle Orthodox cleric
Israel's deputy foreign minister has issued an apology to the Coptic Orthodox Church after a Coptic priest was beaten by police during Holy Saturday observances at the Church of the Holy ...
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Pope plans pilgrimage to Marian shrine in Sardinia
Pope Francis remarked on May 15 that he hopes to visit the shrine of Our Lady of Bonaria, on the island of Sardinia, in September.
As he greeted some of the groups present for his ...
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Pentecost prayer vigil planned for ecclesial movements
The Vatican is organizing a prayer vigil on Saturday evening, May 18, for members of ecclesial movements, in preparation for Pentecost. The vigil will end with the Pentecost Sunday Mass ...
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Australian police official delayed action on abuse reports against Church
Charges of sexual abuse by Catholic priests sat on the desk of a top-ranking Australian police official for months, a government investigating panel has been told.
A regional police ...
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Vatican bank will make annual report available online
The Vatican has confirmed that the Vatican Bank, the Institute for Religious Works (IOR), will begin making a public disclosure of its accounts.
By the end of this year, the Vatican ...
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Vatican confirms Cardinal O'Brien will leave Scotland
The Vatican has confirmed that Cardinal Keith O'Brien, who resigned in February from his post as Archbishop of Edinburgh, Scotland, will leave that country "for several months for the ...
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Despite US efforts, famed Orthodox seminary remains closed in Turkey
Halki seminary, opened by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1844 and closed by the Turkish government in 1971, remains closed despite calls by President Barack Obama, former ...
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Prelate praises Buddhist spirituality in face of secularism
In a message to Buddhists on the occasion of the 2,557th anniversary of Buddha's birth, South Korea's leading prelate paid tribute to Buddhism's "spirituality of love and sharing."
"Our ...
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Papua New Guinea bishops speak out against death penalty
Amid increasing violence, including the brutal murders of suspected sorcerers, Papua New Guinea is considering restoring the use of the death penalty, which is legal but has not been used ...
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Cardinal Burke to deliver keynote address at Vatican conference for Gospel of life
As part of the Year of Faith, the Vatican is hosting a "Day Celebrating the Evangelium Vitae [Gospel of life]" on June 15 and 16. The day's events, which include a pilgrimage to the tomb ...
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Cardinal emphasizes importance of contemporary art as Holy See takes part in exhibition
The head of a Vatican dicastery said at a May 14 press conference that his pontifical council "holds contemporary art at the heart of its interests."
The Holy See is joining six dozen ...
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Daily Mass Reading
Daily Mass Readings from the Catholic Lectionary, based on the New American Bible and approved for use in the United States of America.
You can also read Daily Readings and view Daily Reflections by visiting www.usccb.org/bible/readings/
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GOD'S ENLARGING WORD - One Bread, One Body, May 15, 2013
St. Isidore the Farmer (USA), Pentecost Novena - Day 6
Acts 20:28-38 | Psalm 68:29-30, 33-36 | John 17:11-19 "I commend you now to the Lord, and to that gracious word of His which can enlarge you." —Acts 20:32 As Pentecost approaches, the Lord shines the spotlight ever more brightly on His Word. In the sixth day of the Pentecost novena, we are praying for a great outpouring and reception of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost Sunday. One of the first actions ... More
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Urge Congress to Protect Conscience Rightswith HR 940
People of faith must send a clear message to Congress that they support religious freedom and rights of conscience. Please act today to contact your elected representatives.
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Vatican to host pavilion at Venice art festival
The Vatican will host a pavilion at an art festival in Venice this year, with a display on the Genesis account of Creation.
Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, the president of the Pontifical ...
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Massachusetts bishop will escape trial for drunk driving; pleads guilty to lesser charge
Drunk-driving charges against Bishop Robert McManus of Worcester, Massachusetts, will be dismissed, after the bishop pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, his lawyer has said.
Bishop ...
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US embassies push 'gay pride' celebrations in countries that outlaw homosexual acts
US embassies abroad are preparing to celebrate Gay Pride Month in June, even in countries where homosexual behavior is outlawed.
Author Robert Reilly notes that in many countries, the ...
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No union backing for lesbian teacher dismissed at Catholic school
A lesbian teacher who lost her job at a Catholic school in Ohio after revealing her lesbian partnership will not be receiving support from the local teachers' union.
Carla Hall, who is ...
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Pontificate dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima in ceremony at shrine
At the request of Pope Francis, Cardinal José da Cruz Policarpo of Lisbon dedicated this pontificate to Our Lady of Fatima, in a ceremony on May 13--the feast of Our Lady of Fatima--at the ...
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Pope contrasts 'poverty as an ideology' with true Christian charity
Pope Francis spoke of "poverty as an ideology," and contrasted that ideology with genuine Christian charity, during his homily at daily Mass on May 14.
The Holy Father cited the Gospel ...
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