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From Nigerian refugee to Capuchin priest: right where God needs him
By Dan Meloy Catholic News Service DETROIT (CNS) — When Capuchin Franciscan Father Anthony Kote-Witah first walked into the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit, he knew it was where God was calling him. In 2013, the Nigerian-born human rights activist … Continue reading
Posted in U.S.
Sunday Scripture readings, May 26, 2019: How far away is God?
How distant is God? Looking up at the night sky, the answer might seem to be “infinitely.”
But today’s Scripture readings give the opposite answer. God is infinitely close, these texts say, and — comparing infinities — wants to be even closer. Continue reading
Posted in "Speak to Me Lord", CNS columns
Bishop ‘profoundly saddened’ by deaths, damage from Midwest storms
UPDATED May 24, 2019 By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON (CNS) — The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ domestic policy committee May 24 called for “prayers for the victims and their grieving families and communities” affected by devastating storms from Texas to … Continue reading
Posted in Vatican
Students plan to raise nuclear weapon dangers in fall return to campuses
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service WASHINGTON (CNS) — At the start of his senior year at The Catholic University of America last fall, Tim Jones never thought he’d be joining a crash course on nuclear weapons policy within days … Continue reading
Family portraits, mutual support part of Caritas global assembly
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Philippine Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle added a photo of his “Lolo Kim” to a mosaic of migrants, world leaders and Caritas workers to illustrate how humanity forms one family and … Continue reading
Foster brotherhood, solidarity, pope tells new ambassadors
By Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Nations, like individuals, have a “solemn duty” to care for the poor and to work together to promote development, Pope Francis told a group of ambassadors beginning their service at the Vatican. International … Continue reading
Christopher Leadership Award goes to CEO of Tunnel to Towers Foundation
By Catholic News Service NEW YORK (CNS) — Frank Siller, chairman and CEO of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, is the 2019 recipient of the Christopher Leadership Award. He is being recognized by The Christophers “for the invaluable aid … Continue reading
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