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In fight to end human trafficking, educating migrants about risks they face called ‘essential’
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In fight to end human trafficking, educating migrants about risks they face called ‘essential’


Kurt Jensen

Mar 9, 2024

4 min read
Ask women religious leaders on the front lines of the fight against human trafficking and the exploitation of cheap migrant labor, and you hear less about government programs and more about educating the migrants.
Sister of murdered French priest tells story of forgiveness, friendship with killer’s mother
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Sister of murdered French priest tells story of forgiveness, friendship with killer’s mother


Caroline de Sury

Mar 9, 2024

6 min read
Spending most of her life in Armentières, a northern small French town bordering Belgium, Roseline Hamel, 84, would never have expected it to take such a dramatic turn when her brother, Jacques, 86, was murdered while celebrating Mass at his little church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray in France’s Normandy region on July 26, 2016.
Pope tells priests: ‘Don’t ask too much’ during confession, forgive always
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Pope tells priests: ‘Don’t ask too much’ during confession, forgive always


Justin McLellan

Mar 8, 2024

4 min read
Catholics should not be afraid to bear their sins before God whose mercy is a model for the church’s ministers, Pope Francis said.
Students rally in support of BOOST scholarship program
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Students rally in support of BOOST scholarship program


George P. Matysek Jr.

Mar 8, 2024

6 min read
About 300 students from all over Maryland rallied in cold, rainy weather March 5 outside the Statehouse to help lawmakers understand the importance of continued support for students in nonpublic schools.
Caridades Católicas y otras tres grandes organizaciones sin fines de lucro, se unen para contrarrestar la polarización en EE.UU.
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Caridades Católicas y otras tres grandes organizaciones sin fines de lucro, se unen para contrarrestar la polarización en EE.UU.


Kate Scanlon

Mar 8, 2024

6 min read
Cuatro importantes organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro han lanzado un esfuerzo conjunto para contrarrestar el aumento de la polarización y el aislamiento en EE.UU., incluyendo Caridades Católicas USA, la organización dedicada a llevar a cabo la labor humanitaria doméstica de la Iglesia Católica en Estados Unidos.

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