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  • Bishop Rhoades: Latest COVID-19 vaccine can be used in good conscience

    Bishop Rhoades: Latest COVID-19 vaccine can be used in good conscience

    • Mar 4, 2021

    In a new video, the chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Doctrine reiterated that use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine “can be used in good moral conscience.”

    By Catholic News Service
  • Angolan bishops warn of deteriorating social situation

    Angolan bishops warn of deteriorating social situation

    • Mar 4, 2021

    Catholic bishops said the COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating an already grave imbalance in living conditions and opportunities, alongside an “unbridled race to exploit hydrocarbons” in its parks and nature reserves.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Catholic health care officials aim to get COVID-19 vaccine to everyone

    Catholic health care officials aim to get COVID-19 vaccine to everyone

    • Mar 4, 2021

    To make sure COVID-19 vaccines reach everyone, Catholic health care officials are working to overcome hurdles of bias, language barriers, and technology and transportation access.

    By Carol Zimmermann
  • In remote area of Colombia, bishops want cease-fire between army, rebels

    In remote area of Colombia, bishops want cease-fire between army, rebels

    • Mar 4, 2021

    Bishops in Colombia’s Chocó department are calling for a cease-fire between the Colombian army and rebel groups fighting over drug trafficking routes and illegal gold mines in one of the country’s most remote regions.

    By Manuel Rueda
  • Pope Francis: An essential traveler ready to go

    Pope Francis: An essential traveler ready to go

    • Mar 4, 2021

    As Pope Francis packed his bags to travel internationally for the first time in 15 months, news stories were flashing warnings about the dangers of his March 5-8 visit to Iraq, not only due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but also because of Iraq’s long-term security problems, including bomb and rocket attacks.

    By Paul Haring
  • Ahead of papal trip, prelates urge prayer, solidarity with pope and Iraq

    Ahead of papal trip, prelates urge prayer, solidarity with pope and Iraq

    • Mar 4, 2021

    Pope Francis’s upcoming apostolic visit to Iraq offers Americans a time for prayer and solidarity with the pope and the Iraqi people, said two leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Lay Catholics in India accuse bishop, priests of financial misconduct

    Lay Catholics in India accuse bishop, priests of financial misconduct

    • Mar 4, 2021

    A group of lay faithful in southwestern India is accusing the local diocese of financial mismanagement and unethical practices.

    By Nirmala Carvalho
  • TV documentary shows scale of Church-brokered illegal adoptions in Ireland

    TV documentary shows scale of Church-brokered illegal adoptions in Ireland

    • Mar 4, 2021

    A new documentary in Ireland has detailed a series of illegal adoptions facilitated by religious orders in the country, which involved the creation of false birth certificates.

    By Charles Collins
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