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Catholic leaders warn of opposition to Christian burials and religious practices in India — By: Catholic News Agency

Christian families displaced by the violence in India’s Odisha state in 2008. / Credit: Aid to the Church in Need Bangalore, India, Mar 31, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). A team of half a dozen Catholic nuns and lawyers have warned of increasing incidents of opposition to Christian funerals and hate campaigns against the Christian…

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Born in Wonder: A Humanities Program Taught Us How to Change the World Through Literature — By: Crisis Magazine

Something miraculous occurred during the 1970s at a university campus on the plains of Kansas. Scores of young students turned away from the heathenism they’d been raised in and embraced Catholicism. Many even became monks, nuns, or priests; a few were eventually consecrated bishops. Countless others became devout teachers, parents, and writers. What precipitated this…

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My Palestinian Friends Taught Me How to Combat Anti-Semitism — By: Crisis Magazine

I didn’t set out to learn about anti-Semitism from Palestinians. But I did. My organization the Vulnerable People Project has worked for years to serve vulnerable communities everywhere, from Afghanistan to Chinese-occupied East Turkestan to Nigeria to Gaza. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the first step to defending the vulnerable is…

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Jubilee of Hope: Missionaries of Mercy priests celebrate Mass in Rome — By: Catholic News Agency

Priests designated as “Missionaries of Mercy” gather for a special Mass in Rome on March 30, 2025. To date, approximately 1,250 priests have been commissioned by the Vatican to embrace the call in Misericordiae Vultus to be “living signs of the Father’s readiness to welcome those in search of his pardon.” / Credit: Daniel Ibañez/CNA…

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