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US cardinal: Exorcist role should be ‘private’ after priest’s removal tied to UFO controversy
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US cardinal: Exorcist role should be ‘private’ after priest’s removal tied to UFO controversy


Josephine Peterson

Jul 8, 2026

5 min read
Cardinal Robert W. McElroy of Washington said his decision to remove a high-profile priest as an archdiocesan exorcist was driven by the public way he exercised his ministry, not by his specific beliefs about UFOs.
Catholic leaders, aid workers respond to Venezuela earthquakes
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Catholic leaders, aid workers respond to Venezuela earthquakes


Gina Christian

Jul 8, 2026

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Catholic leaders and organizations in the U.S. continue to aid Venezuela as that nation recovers from two deadly earthquakes that struck seconds apart June 24.
As America marks 250 years, Ukrainian Catholic bishops offer a lesson in what freedom costs
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As America marks 250 years, Ukrainian Catholic bishops offer a lesson in what freedom costs


Katarzyna Szalajko

Jul 8, 2026

5 min read
As America’s 250th anniversary was celebrated across the States and the world, with Pope Leo XIV accepting the Liberty Medal for the occasion, U.S. Ukrainian Catholic bishops asked Americans to consider the meaning of freedom through the experience of a nation still fighting to preserve it.
Catholic priest killed in Central African Republic remembered as a messenger of peace
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Catholic priest killed in Central African Republic remembered as a messenger of peace


Frederick Nzwili

Jul 8, 2026

3 min read
A Catholic priest working for peace and reconciliation in the Central African Republic was killed by armed men near his residence in the town of Zemio on June 29.
To a future of abundance?
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To a future of abundance?


Leonard J. DeLorenzo

Jul 8, 2026

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A newsletter I read signs off the same way every time: “To a future of Abundance.” The writer, futurist Peter Diamandis, is one of our most fluent evangelists for what artificial intelligence is about to do for us, and I read him because he gives such confident voice to the optimism so much of our culture now takes for granted.

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