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By Elizabeth Foss
The week Lent began, I traveled to Florida for a family emergency. Right after I returned home, I left for Scotland with my daughter and my husband.
Local
By Zoey Maraist
After hoping for a first child and getting a positive pregnancy test, Abigail Kasinski couldn’t wait to tell her family the good news.
Art
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Pope Francis
By Justin McLellan
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has cleared the way for the canonizations of three blesseds: an Armenian Catholic archbishop martyred during the Armenian genocide, a lay catechist from Papua New Guinea killed during World War II, and a Venezuelan religious sister who dedicated her life to education and the poor.
Local
By Ann Schneible
The Little Sisters of the Poor care for the elderly in peaceful, Christ-centered homes.
Schools
By Sophia Karako
The first five minutes of the Pixar movie “Up” consists of a series of bittersweet scenes in the life of Ellie and Carl as they grow old together, sharing the ups and downs of married life.
Columnists
By Christina Capecchi
This is the story of a tree. An Eastern Cottonwood soaring 108 feet high, stretching its arms across three yards and anchoring the entire street. It was a defining feature of its St. Paul, Minn., neighborhood near Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church.
Global
By Jonah McKeown
A new study from the United Kingdom has found that among members of Gen Z in the U.K., Catholics now outnumber Anglicans 2 to 1 — part of a pattern observed across all age groups whereby participation in Catholicism has risen in recent years while Anglicanism has declined.
National
By Daniel Payne
Multiple U.S. bishops are hailing a proposed bipartisan effort to keep religious workers — including Catholic priests — in the United States by extending their special visas instead of sending them to their home countries for extended lengths of time.
Pope Francis
By Carol Glatz
VATICAN CITY — Jesus loves people as they are, not based on their merit or righteousness, said the text for Pope Francis' weekly general audience.
