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Suicide is on the rise - What can the Catholic Church do to help?
On: 9/17/2019, Mary Farrow , In: Nation
Denver, Colo., Sep 15, 2019 CNA.- This past week marked National Suicide Prevention Week in the United States, a week where mental and public health advocates share tips and advice on suicide prevention and spotting the warning signs of suicide. On ...

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Suicide is on the rise - What can the Catholic Church do to help?
On: 9/17/2019, Mary Farrow , In: Nation
Denver, Colo., Sep 15, 2019 CNA.- This past week marked National Suicide Prevention Week in the United States, a week where mental and public health advocates share tips and advice on suicide prevention and spotting the warning signs of suicide. On ...

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Prince Charles to attend Newman's canonization in Rome
On: 9/17/2019, Courtney Grogan , In: World
Vatican City, Sep 16, 2019 CNA.- Prince Charles will attend the canonization of Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman next month. The heir to the British throne will travel to Rome to witness the canonization Mass of the first non-martyr English saint ...

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Marx says German 'synod' will proceed despite Vatican objections
On: 9/17/2019, Ed Condon , In: World
Munich, Germany, Sep 16, 2019 CNA.- The head of the German bishops’ conference told Vatican officials last week that addressing controversial theological topics during the German bishops’ proposed “binding synodal path” ...

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Not all Catholics 'get' social justice, experts say
On: 9/17/2019, Gina Christian , In: Nation
PHILADELPHIA (CNS) -- The term "social justice" is on the lips of many pastoral leaders these days. Dioceses, parishes and religious congregations usually have some sort of social justice coordinator, who advocates for faith-based responses to issues ...

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Letters to Blessed John Henry Newman show his role as pastor, evangelist
On: 9/17/2019, Jonathan Luxmoore , In: World
OXFORD, England (CNS) -- Thousands of documents relating to England's 19th-century convert-cardinal, Blessed John Henry Newman, are being released ahead of his Oct. 13 canonization, highlighting his role as a pastor and evangelist, said church experts. Although ...

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Suicide is on the rise - What can the Catholic Church do to help?

Denver, Colo., Sep 15, 2019 CNA.- This past week marked National Suicide Prevention Week in the United States, a week where mental and public health advocates share tips and advice on suicide prevention and spotting the warning signs of suicide.

Vatican City, Sep 16, 2019 CNA.- Prince Charles will attend the canonization of Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman next month. The heir to the British throne will travel to Rome to witness the canonization Mass of the first non-martyr English saint since the Reformation.

Munich, Germany, Sep 16, 2019 CNA.- The head of the German bishops’ conference told Vatican officials last week that addressing controversial theological topics during the German bishops’ proposed “binding synodal path” will be a service to the universal Church.

PHILADELPHIA (CNS) -- The term "social justice" is on the lips of many pastoral leaders these days. Dioceses, parishes and religious congregations usually have some sort of social justice coordinator, who advocates for faith-based responses to issues such as immigration, racism, poverty or climate change. But for all the discussion and outreach, do Catholics in the pews actually understand what social justice means?

OXFORD, England (CNS) -- Thousands of documents relating to England's 19th-century convert-cardinal, Blessed John Henry Newman, are being released ahead of his Oct. 13 canonization, highlighting his role as a pastor and evangelist, said church experts.

SYDNEY (CNS) -- Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic cleric to be convicted of child sexual abuse offenses, has lodged an application with Australia's High Court to appeal his guilty verdict.