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  • Pope warns against ‘spiritual mafias’ that blind the soul to God

    Pope warns against ‘spiritual mafias’ that blind the soul to God

    • May 6, 2020

    In his livestreamed Mass Wednesday, Pope Francis played on the images of light and darkness, warning against sin proliferated by the “spiritual” and “domestic” mafia, and urging viewers to have the courage to walk in the light of Christ.

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • Veteran Catholic journalist, former CPA head Jim Doyle dies at 98

    Veteran Catholic journalist, former CPA head Jim Doyle dies at 98

    • Nov 23, 2019

    Jim Doyle, who was executive director of the Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada for 30 years, from 1958 to 1988, died Nov. 20. He was 98.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Help unmask fake, destructive news, pope tells journalists

    Help unmask fake, destructive news, pope tells journalists

    • Sep 23, 2019

    Catholic journalists need to be able to distinguish good from evil and recognize how their words can shape the world, not just describe what has happened, Pope Francis said.

    By Carol Glatz
  • Renowned journalist Cokie Roberts, lifelong Catholic, dies at age 75

    Renowned journalist Cokie Roberts, lifelong Catholic, dies at age 75

    • Sep 18, 2019

    Cokie Roberts, a broadcast journalist and political commentator who spoke publicly about her Catholic faith and her admiration for the Sacred Heart sisters who taught her, died Sept. 17 due to complications from breast cancer. She was 75.

    By Carol Zimmermann
  • Journalist death spurs bid to restore Northern Ireland govt

    Journalist death spurs bid to restore Northern Ireland govt

    • Apr 26, 2019

    Britain and Ireland are making a new push to restore Northern Ireland’s collapsed government, as politicians face mounting criticism of politicians after the killing of a journalist by a banned militant group.

    By Jill Lawless
  • Northern Ireland bishop expresses ‘shock, revulsion’ after journalist’s murder

    Northern Ireland bishop expresses ‘shock, revulsion’ after journalist’s murder

    • Apr 19, 2019

    Bishop Donal McKeown of Derry said a “deep air of sadness” is hanging over the city in Northern Ireland after the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.

    By Charles Collins
  • Venezuela detains, deports U.S. journalist, CNS contributor, after military raid

    Venezuela detains, deports U.S. journalist, CNS contributor, after military raid

    • Mar 7, 2019

    A Catholic News Service contributor in Caracas, Venezuela, was taken by military counterintelligence officials after his home was raided early March 6.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Pope to journalists: Counter resignation, evil with ethics, passion

    Pope to journalists: Counter resignation, evil with ethics, passion

    • Nov 9, 2018

    Break through every “wall” of gloom and resignation and help the world realize people need to take care of one another because they are all part of one human family, Pope Francis told Catholic journalists.

    By Carol Glatz
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