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  • Recommitting to racial justice has not gone out of season

    Recommitting to racial justice has not gone out of season

    • Feb 8, 2020

    Catholic groups and organizations are striving to not only acknowledge the sins of the past but also do something to atone for them.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Cardinal Cupich warns against the Church entering partisan politics

    Cardinal Cupich warns against the Church entering partisan politics

    • Jan 27, 2020

    Cardinal Blase Cupich cautioned against partisan politics being used as a vehicle for ‘good to triumph.’

    By Christopher White
  • Opioids claiming lives and affecting many others, say panelists

    Opioids claiming lives and affecting many others, say panelists

    • Feb 10, 2019

    Participants at the 2019 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering were told that opioids are claiming lives and affecting many others.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Bishops’ wisdom of a century ago rises to the fore in economic debate

    Bishops’ wisdom of a century ago rises to the fore in economic debate

    • Feb 10, 2019

    Some U.S. bishops, just months after the end of the Great War — better known today as World War I — met to assemble a proposal for a “reconstruction” program for the country now that the war had ended.

    By Mark Pattison
  • ‘Jesus walks with us, we’ll walk with him,’ USCCB president says

    ‘Jesus walks with us, we’ll walk with him,’ USCCB president says

    • Feb 6, 2019

    At the last Mass of the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering, Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo told hundreds of participants who were preparing to talk later to their representatives in Congress that “Jesus walks with us” when doing the social ministry of the church.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Catholic Charities USA leaders outline immediate, long-term goals

    Catholic Charities USA leaders outline immediate, long-term goals

    • Feb 5, 2019

    Two top Catholic Charities USA leaders outlined some of the short-term and long-term goals for the organization and its affiliates throughout the country Feb. 3 during the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington.

    By Mark Pattison
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