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DEC
12
Washington Roundup: Supreme Court hears case on independent agencies; CDC abortion report delayed
By:
Kate Scanlon
on
DEC
12
U.S. Senate rejects dueling health care bills Dec. 11. The Democratic and GOP-led bills didn't reach the chamber's 60-vote filibuster threshold to advance. The post Washington Roundup: Supreme Court hears case on independent agencies; CDC abortion report delayed first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Emergency foodstuffs from Florida Catholics delivered to people in eastern Cuba
By:
Tom Tracy / Florida Catholic
on
DEC
12
“It goes to show the power of faith” that some 66 years after the Cuban Revolution still there helping the people “is the Catholic Church and people of faith." The post Emergency foodstuffs from Florida Catholics delivered to people in eastern Cuba first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Our Lady of Guadalupe transcends borders, brings us together, says Texas archbishop
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OSV News
on
DEC
12
Our Lady of Guadalupe continues to bring us together at a time when the world needs "our unity, our friendship and our collaboration" more than ever, said San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller. The post Our Lady of Guadalupe transcends borders, brings us together, says Texas archbishop first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Illinois legalizes assisted suicide, despite outcry from bishops, pro-life advocates
By:
Gina Christian & Simone Orendain
on
DEC
12
Illinois has become the 12th state, along with the District of Columbia, to legalize assisted suicide, amid outcry among the state's Catholic bishops and other pro-life and disability advocates. The post Illinois legalizes assisted suicide, despite outcry from bishops, pro-life advocates first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Under the mantle of Guadalupe: A miracle for a mother and her child
By:
Paulina Guzik
on
DEC
12
The story of a special miracle from Our Lady of Guadalupe. The post Under the mantle of Guadalupe: A miracle for a mother and her child first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Vigil outside ICE headquarters honors Our Lady of Guadalupe, offers prayers for immigrants
By:
Kate Scanlon
on
DEC
12
"So our purpose is focusing on Our Lady of Guadalupe, because she was a witness that God is here for all peoples, and we believe that everyone has dignity and rights, and therefore should be allowed to live peacefully," White told OSV News. The post Vigil outside ICE headquarters honors Our Lady of Guadalupe, offers prayers for immigrants first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
San Jose bishop denounces ‘human swastika’ at local high school, calls for prayers
By:
Gina Christian
on
DEC
12
Bishop Oscar Cantú of San Jose, California, expressed "solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters" on behalf of the Catholic faithful and called for prayers, following a recent antisemitic display at a local high school. The post San Jose bishop denounces ‘human swastika’ at local high school, calls for prayers first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Vatican’s 2025: Year brings new pope, renewed focus on unity, peace
By:
Cindy Wooden
on
DEC
12
For the world's 1.4 billion Catholics and for millions of other people as well, the Catholic Church's 2025 was primarily about the death of Pope Francis and the election of Pope Leo XIV. The post Vatican’s 2025: Year brings new pope, renewed focus on unity, peace first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Intelligence agencies must protect human dignity always, pope says
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Cindy Wooden
on
DEC
12
Dozens of members of the Italian government intelligence apparatus met the pope Dec. 12 in the Hall of Blessings over the atrium of St. Peter's Basilica. The post Intelligence agencies must protect human dignity always, pope says first appeared on OSV News.
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DEC
12
Films tell story of African American Catholics’ legacy, church’s ministry to Native Americans
By:
Kurt Jensen
on
DEC
12
While both films acknowledge the long, ugly history of American racial prejudice -- tough to cover in a short documentary -- they also maintain a tightly efficient look at evangelization to minority communities. The post Films tell story of African American Catholics’ legacy, church’s ministry to Native Americans first appeared on OSV News.
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