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VISALIA – Hope, energy and the drive to unite to share the Catholic faith filled the Visalia Convention Center, as nearly 1,300 delegates – including laypeople, priests and 21 bishops – gathered for a regional encuentro.
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In a new pastoral letter, California’s Catholic bishops lament the “heartbreaking prevalence of mental illness in our society and the dire need to move past stigmatization toward ministry and care” and for closer ties between faith and medicine.
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WASHINGTON – With faith, people can confront and help overcome the evil of racism, Washington Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl said in an April 17 talk at The Catholic University of America.
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WASHINGTON – Cardinal Blase J. Cupich of Chicago and Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles will be among dozens of U.S. church leaders convening in June to address the troublesome polarization that marks church and political life and develop steps to work toward achieving the common good. -
WASHINGTON – Fifty years after the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. – he was gunned down April 4, 1968 – the great civil rights advocate continues to be an outstanding example of how to live the Gospel message, according to Catholic clergy and others.
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