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Catholic Church in US marks National Migration Week

By Eduardo Berdejo
The Catholic Church in the United States kicked off National Migration Week 2025, calling for “growing in appreciation of the challenges faced by migrants and refugees” and reiterating a call “for a more humane system of immigration.”
Pope Leo XIV

Use wealth to help people, not destroy them, pope says

By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV prayed that the leaders of nations would use money and resources to promote the common good rather than using "wealth against humanity" by "turning it into weapons that destroy peoples or monopolies that humiliate workers."
Pope Leo XIV

True justice promotes dignity, equality, forgiveness, pope tells judges

By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY — Christians committed to the exercise of justice on behalf of a nation or the Catholic Church, must strive to fully respect the law, the dignity of the person and the need for reconciliation and forgiveness, Pope Leo XIV said.
Bishop Burbidge

National Migration Week

By Bishop Michael F. Burbidge
This week, as we observe National Migration Week, a time to reflect on the Gospel call to “welcome the stranger” and to stand in solidarity with migrants, refugees, and all those seeking a safe and dignified life, we are reminded of this year’s theme: “Migrants, Missionaries of Hope Among all Peoples.”
Columns

Whose prudence, which dwellings?

By Fr. Steven G. Oetjen
The Lord gives us a parable today about a steward about to be fired for squandering his master’s property.
Pope Leo XIV

In interview, pope talks about abuse crisis, Trump, following Pope Francis

By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY — Clerical sexual abuse continues to be "a real crisis," one that the Catholic Church still must learn to deal with, particularly in improving the way it helps survivors while also ensuring the rights of the accused are respected, Pope Leo XIV said.
Local

Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch visits diocese

By Jim Hale
Bartholomew is the highest-ranking bishop of the 17 self-governing churches that comprise the Orthodox Church with an estimated 300 million members. The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America is by far the largest Orthodox church in the U.S. with 1.5 million baptized members.

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