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Pope Leo XIV offers All Souls’ Day Mass in cemetery, encouraging Catholics to pray for the dead
Pope Leo XIV offers All Souls' Day Mass for the faithful departed at Rome's largest cemetery on Nov. 2. (SPANISH TRANSLATION of this story will be posted today.) The post Pope Leo XIV offers All Souls’ Day Mass in cemetery, encouraging Catholics to pray for the dead appeared…
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Making Space for Every Story: Independent Filmmaking in Cincinnati
“Saving the Mariemont Theater has changed my life,” said Allyson West. When the historic Mariemont Theater, which opened in 1938, was on the brink of permanently closing its doors in late 2025, West didn’t balk at the opportunity to save this beloved community space. “I love the…
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We’ve Come This Far by Faith: A Legacy of Black Catholics
Several months ago, the Catholic Social Action Office embarked on a journey to share the good news about a group of individuals being considered for the declaration of sainthood (canonization). This group was not together on Earth (e.g., the Jesuit martyrs in Japan) but rather a…
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Friars, miters and ‘That’s Amore’: Notre Dame beats Villanova in basketball season opener
Augustinian friars watch anxiously courtside, Vatican officials cheer from the stands and fans in costume bishops’ miters sing "That’s Amore" as Notre Dame defeats Villanova on Nov. 1 in the Eternal City Tip Off. It was a basketball season opener unlike any other, made possible…
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Washington Letter: Pope Leo’s history-making US ballot models ‘faithful citizenship’
Pope Leo XIV was among voters in the upcoming U.S. midterm election, an action that observers say is providing a "moral witness" not limited to the U.S. The post Washington Letter: Pope Leo’s history-making US ballot models ‘faithful citizenship’ appeared first on The Catholic…
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For Pope Leo, Peru trip is more homecoming than state visit
For Pope Leo, Peru trip is more homecoming than state visit. The post For Pope Leo, Peru trip is more homecoming than state visit appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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The Ancient Providers and Protectors of God’s Family: Part 11
What’s more interesting to you? 1. A seventh century monk reveals the meaning of life. 2. A seventh century monk’s tongue is cut off. The second option is more interesting to me, but I think I’m in the minority—perhaps even alone. Before you figure out what that says about my…
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Guiding Principles of the Synod 2027 Preparatory Commission
While many of us have been busy praying and listening for the Holy Spirit’s direction at Conversations in the Spirit, another group has been hard at work on discernment for Synod 2027 in a different way. Their work began before Conversations in the Spirit started, is ongoing…
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Two Peruvian bishops die on eve of papal visit
Just days before Pope Leo XIV's arrival in Peru, two Catholic bishops in the South American country died following illnesses, including Archbishop Richard Daniel Alarcón Urrutia of Cusco, whose archdiocese is preparing to welcome the pope Nov. 15. The post Two Peruvian bishops…
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As Poland’s constitutional crisis spills into streets, bishops plead for reconciliation
As Poland's constitutional crisis spills into streets, bishops plead for reconciliation. The post As Poland’s constitutional crisis spills into streets, bishops plead for reconciliation appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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At Nov. 1 Mass of thanksgiving, archbishop says beatified Georgia Martyrs ‘are on their way to being saints’
Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer of Atlanta presides over a Nov. 1 Mass of thanksgiving at the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist in Savannah, Georgia, for the Oct. 31 beatification of the five Georgia Martyrs. The post At Nov. 1 Mass of thanksgiving, archbishop says…
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‘Unconquered heralds of Christ’: Georgia Martyrs killed in 1597 for defending marriage beatified in Savannah
Five Franciscan friars who were martyred in 1597 were beatified Oct. 31 in Savannah, Georgia. The post ‘Unconquered heralds of Christ’: Georgia Martyrs killed in 1597 for defending marriage beatified in Savannah appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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Call to holiness ‘speaks to each of us where we live,’ Pope Leo says on All Saints Day
The Solemnity of All Saints, which we celebrate today, invites us to share in the joy of that countless family of men and women who, following the Lord Jesus, have made their lives a gift to God and to their neighbors. The post Call to holiness ‘speaks to each of us where we…
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Pilgrims at Georgia Martyrs’ beatification admire the friars’ missionary zeal, defense of marriage
Attendees of the Oct. 31 beatification Mass for the Georgia Martyrs reflect on what the Franciscan friars' witness means to them. The post Pilgrims at Georgia Martyrs’ beatification admire the friars’ missionary zeal, defense of marriage appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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Savannah artist of Georgia martyrs’ official beatification image befriended them in the process
Jared Seff, a Catholic artist and instructor at the Savannah College of Art and Design, reflects on his artwork being chosen as the official image for the Georgia Martyrs' Oct. 31 beatification. The post Savannah artist of Georgia martyrs’ official beatification image befriended…
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Interfaith migration policy summit seeks common ground on welcoming the stranger
An interfaith immigration policy summit Oct. 29-30, hosted by the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, brings together faith leaders, legal practitioners, advocates, and scholars from Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faith traditions to find areas of commonality in their work…
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Pew: Religion ‘stable’ in US, with ‘mixed signals’ from young adults
Data points to "signs of strength and stability" in religious behavior in the U.S. -- but there are "mixed signals" among young adults, and demographers advise taking a "long view" of any shifts, according to Pew Research Center. The post Pew: Religion ‘stable’ in US, with…
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10 saints from Uruguay, Argentina and Peru to get to know ahead of Pope Leo’s trip
Mindful of All Saints' Day Nov. 1, here are 10 saints to know from Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, where Pope Leo XIV will travel Nov. 6-17. The post 10 saints from Uruguay, Argentina and Peru to get to know ahead of Pope Leo’s trip appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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Use the Libby library app? Here are 10 Catholic saints to read
Looking for some saintly on the go reading? Here are some books by saints and blesseds that may be available in the Libby app with your library card. The post Use the Libby library app? Here are 10 Catholic saints to read appeared first on The Catholic Telegraph .
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Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta, dead at 96, remembered for her faith, defense of human dignity
Catholics remember the life and legacy of Dolores Huerta, the renowned labor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers union. Huerta, a Catholic, who helped improve working conditions for farmworkers and other laborers, died Oct. 28, 2026 at 96. The…