‘A generation that won’t be silenced’: Young people turn out for pro-life march in Mexico City — By: Catholic News Agency

Chants of “Yes to life, no to abortion!”, “Life is a victory!”, and “We are the pro-life generation!” rang out this past weekend in the streets of downtown Mexico City, where young people turned out for the March for Life. The event took place the day after the anniversary of the law passed on April…

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Pope sends new shipment of humanitarian aid to Lebanon and Ukraine — By: Catholic News Agency

In recent days, the new papal almoner, Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín confirmed that Pope Leo XIV sent humanitarian aid to Lebanon and Ukraine, two countries suffering from war. The prelate, who is charged with overseeing the pope’s charitable works, stated that “charity is the Gospel lived out.” “The Dicastery for the Service of…

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Pope Leo XIV meets archbishop of Canterbury amid deepening church divides — By: Catholic News Agency

Pope Leo XIV met with the archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, at the Vatican on Monday. Mullallyʼs first official visit to Rome as the spiritual leader of the Church of England comes amid strained ecumenical relations and division among Anglicans. Mullally’s delegation for her April 25–28 visit included representatives from the Anglican Communion and the…

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‘Stories of Light’: Christian initiation and catechesis as a way to transform lives — By: Catholic News Agency

With the aim of demonstrating how initiation into Christian life impacts the renewal of the Church, the Paraguayan Bishops’ Conference presented the publication “Stories of Light: The Journey and Witness of Christian Initiation in Paraguay.” In the document, by the conference’s National Coordination of Catechesis, catechesis is viewed not merely as a process of formation…

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U.S. bishops say violence ‘never the answer’ after shooting at White House press dinner — By: Catholic News Agency

U.S. bishops said violence is never the answer after a shooter breached the hotel hosting the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in Washington, D.C. and injured a Secret Service agent on April 25. Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, said in a statement, “We are grateful the lives of the…

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The laywoman who has quietly formed a generation of priests and sisters in South Asia — By: Catholic News Agency

MYMENSINGH, Bangladesh — In a country where Catholic vocations often emerge from modest rural communities, the quiet influence of lay Catholics can be decisive. For decades, Lobdine Chisim, a lay teacher and catechist from Mariamnagar Parish in Bangladesh’s Diocese of Mymensingh, has been one such influence — helping shape a generation of priests and religious…

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