Through a service called HopeSync, a pregnancy center can send you a request to pray for a woman who is considering abortion while she is meeting with one of its advocates.
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Report: 4 in 10 Catholics have experienced racism
By Gina Christian | NCR
A new report indicates that 60% of adult Catholics in the U.S. believe racism exists within their local community, with about 4 in 10 (39%) saying they have experienced racial discrimination generally.
That figure was higher among Black Catholics (66%), Hispanic Catholics (54%) and Asian Catholics (54%).
In addition, 10% of Catholics polled said they have experienced racial discrimination within their parish community, and 11% within Catholic education.
Descendants and Jesuits Find a Path Toward Healing Through ‘What We Inherit’
Bringing long-overlooked stories of enslavement to light, the traveling exhibit What We Inherit: Truth, Repair, and a Promise to the Future challenges visitors to reckon with history while embracing the possibility of healing, accountability, and a more hopeful future.
Archbishop ‘grateful, honored’ Indianapolis chosen to host 2029 National Eucharistic Congress
INDIANAPOLIS (OSV News) — The people gathered for a dinner in Indianapolis Oct. 20 erupted into cheers and applause when Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens of Crookston, Minnesota, made the announcement: “I’m privileged to announce that in 2029, the 11th National Eucharistic Congress is going to be back here in Indianapolis.”
Pope Leo XIV’s doctors confirm ‘no further treatment is necessary’
Pope Leo XIV’s doctors confirm that the tumor removed on October 13 was a lung adenocarcinoma and that the disease was localized, noting that “no further treatment is necessary.”
From Vatican News
Following surgery which removed the lower lobe of his right lung, Pope Leo XIV’s doctors reported on October 21 that the tumor removed on October 13 was a lung adenocarcinoma and that the disease was localized.