recipes EnvironmentFeatureNewsWorld News Passionist provinces turn to solar energy to power ministry and care for creation Robert Alan Glover Jan 19, 2024 5 min read Two provinces of the Congregation of the Passion and a lay-run Catholic nonprofit have all taken the lead in switching to solar energy to power their work as part of their response to Pope Francis’ encyclical “Laudato Si’,” which teaches on the relationship between God, humans and the Earth in caring for creation. CollegesFeatureLocal NewsNewsRacial Justice Loyola University Maryland acknowledges historical ties to slavery, calls for continued examination Adriana Montes Jan 18, 2024 7 min read Loyola University Maryland officially acknowledged its historical ties to slavery with the Jan. 17 release of a comprehensive 27-page report detailing the Baltimore university’s connections to the slave trade. FeatureImmigration and MigrationNewsWorld News Migrant drownings stoke cross-border tensions, questions on jurisdiction David Agren Jan 18, 2024 5 min read The drownings of three Mexican migrants in the Rio Grande has deepened a jurisdictional dispute between the U.S. federal and Texas state governments over responding to the wave of migrants and asylum-seekers irregularly crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Conflict in the Middle EastFeatureNewsWorld News Cardinal Filoni makes pilgrimage to Holy Land as sign of peace, solidarity David Aquije Jan 18, 2024 7 min read Cardinal Fernando Filoni, grand master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, an ancient chivalric order of the Catholic Church rooted in the Holy Land, made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land as a sign of peace and dialogue during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Vatican foreign minister optimistic papal trip to Vietnam is possible Carol Glatz Jan 18, 2024 3 min read A papal visit to Vietnam would send a very good message to the Asian region, said Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, the Vatican’s foreign minister. Previous 1 … 1535 1536 1537 … 3140 Next