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60TH ANNIVERSARY ST. SABINA CATHOLIC CHURCH 1957-2017

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U.S. bishops urge continued immigration protections for Ukrainians, Salvadorans

Ukrainian and El Salvadoran temporary protected status (TPS) beneficiaries will continue to retain immigration protections, pending an announcement “made at the appropriate time,” the government said.

Archbishop Coakley receives award for anti-death penalty advocacy

Coakley said living in the U.S. has deepened his commitment to advocating for death row inmates and urging the Church and the nation to see the inhumanity of executions carried out in their name.

Supreme Court order leaves federal prison transgender services in place for now

Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito said they would have granted the government’s request to reverse the rulings.

Jerusalem patriarchs and church leaders condemn settler attacks in Taybeh, call for accountability

Jerusalem church leaders have urged protection for Taybeh’s Christian community after a recent attack, saying residents have been subjected to “wide-scale terror” by settlers.

Pope urges educators to help young people encounter Christ amid ‘merciless’ treatment by culture

A gathering organized by the Vatican’s Dicastery for Culture and Education brought together 1,200 participants from 60 countries.

New Vatican document considers the difficulties of passing on the faith today

The document is presented as a set of “considerations,” drawing on the input and contributions of several national bishops’ conferences.

Cardinal Filoni delves into God’s relationships with biblical figures, saints in new book

Cardinal Fernando Filoni discusses his new book, “My Days Are in Your Hands: Men and Women in the Footsteps of Jesus” with EWTN.

Polish lawmakers vote to ease abortion law as presidential veto looms

One bishop called to defend the defenseless, while reports say the bills are “almost certain” to be vetoed by President Karol Nawrocki.

Schoenstatt asks for information on founder as allegations remain under study

The movement says research into the allegations is far from complete and could take years, and that the evidence may confirm or fail to substantiate them.

Pope invites young Catholics to Seoul as registration opens for World Youth Day 2027

The Vatican released the pontiff’s message on the feast of St. John Paul II, who established World Youth Day in 1985.