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USCCB at 100: Bishops’ conference arose out of national crisis a century ago

The needs of the church and the common good at large continue to guide the USCCB and those who work for it.

Bishop Kicanas of Tucson retires; pope names Kansas bishop his successor

Bishop Kicanas will now serve as administrator of the diocese until his successor's installation Nov. 29.

Pope launches ‘Share the Journey’ campaign [VIDEO]

The Church is re-energizing its efforts to welcome refugees and migrants through its "Share the Journey" aimed at personally knowing the people and their struggle.

Share the Journey campaign urges Catholics to connect with migrants

"The hope is that through the stories that are presented, the images presented, that people will be moved from their place of comfort to a place of encounter. That's what the church is calling us to."

Aid workers see humanitarian crisis as Rohingya flee to Bangladesh

There's a lack of food, sanitation, medicines and even basic housing following the exodus of as many as 350,000 Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar. Pope Francis will visit both nations Nov. 27-Dec. 2.

In TV interview, Steve Bannon slams Church, bishops over immigration

WASHINGTON (CNS) — In an interview set to air Sept. 10 on the CBS TV program “60 Minutes,” former White House strategist Steve Bannon criticized the Catholic Church and U.S. bishops for their views on immigration, saying “they need illegal aliens to fill the pews.”

Announced end to DACA program is ‘reprehensible,’ U.S. bishops say

WASHINGTON (CNS) — Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Sept. 5 that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is “being rescinded” by President Donald Trump, leaving some 800,000 youth, brought illegally to the U.S. as minors, in peril of deportation and of losing permits that allow them to work.

Prayer at heart of Fortnight for Freedom

Faith and freedom go hand in hand in the United States. It’s right there in the first few phrases of the Bill of Rights.

House OKs bill to aid genocide victims; Senate urged to act quickly on it

WASHINGTON (CNS) — The co-authors of a House bill that will provide humanitarian aid to Christians and other religious groups suffering at the hands of Islamic State militants praised the June 6 House passage of the measure and urged the Senate to quickly act on it.

Catholic Charities showcases programs at inaugural breakfast

When Dr. Zlata Kovacevic arrived in the United States 20 years ago from Bosnia with her two daughters, she had nothing. Her husband, who had immigrated a year earlier, had died just the day before. It was a representative from Catholic Charities who met them at the airport and helped them resettle.