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Lafayette bishop offers prayers in wake of theater shooting 

LAFAYETTE, La. (CNS) — Bishop Michael Jarrell of Lafayette offered prayers and sympathy to the victims of a multiplex cinema shooting July 23 in...

In family relations, good manners are no joke, pope says at audience

The closer two people are to each other, the more care is required in respecting the other's freedom and feelings, Pope Francis said.

A daily practice that defeats evil, brings peace

When life kicks you in the teeth and you’re down for the count, you find out quickly who your friends are.

The Catholic Conversation: 4/28/15 – Mike Phelan, World Meeting of Families

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Mother and son: Pope Francis shares personal, intimate devotion to Mary

From Easter to Pentecost -- and especially during the Marian month of May -- Catholics recite the "Regina Coeli" prayer "with the emotion of children who are happy because their mother is happy" that Jesus has risen from the dead, Pope Francis said.

Man who tried to kill John Paul II takes flowers to his tomb

Exactly 31 years after St. John Paul II personally forgave him for shooting and trying to assassinate him, Mehmet Ali Agca returned to the Vatican with a bunch of white roses and laid them at the late pope's tomb.

U.S. Catholic health care workers, dioceses respond to Ebola crisis

Tabiri Chukunta has been trying to get the word out to the West African community in New Jersey that their families and friends in Liberia need to put on hold, at least temporarily, cultural traditions of greeting people affectionately and washing bodies of the dead.

Texas nurse with Ebola supported by prayers from her home parish

During an Oct. 13 Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Fort Worth, the pastor, Father Jim Khoi asked for prayers for Nina Pham, a Dallas nurse who grew up in the parish and is now in the news as the first person known to have contracted the Ebola virus in the United States.

Pope to beatify Pope Paul VI at end of synod on the family

Pope Francis signed a decree May 9 recognizing a miracle attributed to the intercession of Pope Paul VI, who led the church from 1963 to 1978, and authorized publication of an Oct. 19 beatification date, according to a Vatican statement. The miracle involved the birth of a baby in California in the 1990s.

Local Indian community rejoices in dedication of new church

Beneath colorful banners and jeweled umbrellas, hundreds of men, women and children dressed in native attire stood assembled in the parking lot of the Syro-Malabar church on 24th Street, appropriately enough, near Thomas Road.