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8 new LA priests ordained, in first local ordination in era of Pope Leo XIV
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8 new LA priests ordained, in first local ordination in era of Pope Leo XIV

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The Archdiocese of Los Angeles on Saturday, May 31, ordained eight new priests from across California, including a 56-year-old former finance consultant from Diamond Bar and a 40-year-old Vietnam native who once promised God that if his dying mother lived he would become a priest. The ceremony was the first local ordination in the era of Pope Leo XIV, who was elected to the papacy on May 8, succeeding Pope Francis to become history’s first Ameri…See the Story
Funeral set for Lillian Boutté-l’Etienne, the New Orleans jazz and gospel singer
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Funeral set for Lillian Boutté-l’Etienne, the New Orleans jazz and gospel singer

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Lillian Boutté-l’Etienne, the jazz and gospel singer who spent decades in Europe advocating for the music of her native New Orleans, died May 23 following a long illness. She was 75.See the Story
On the fear of aging and treasuring multigenerationality
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On the fear of aging and treasuring multigenerationality

Aging is inescapable.Since our culture tries to deceive us that we can in fact stay young forever, no one really wants to confront this obvious reality. Growing older and showing any signs of slowing down can be seen as a weakness or even incompetence. We all want to age gracefully and remain who we are and maintain a sense of independence. However, as a community, we have traditionally cherished our elders and did not see aging as a punishment.…Read Article

DO CATHOLICS WANT A MORE INCLUSIVE CHURCH? - Catholic League

Bill Donohue A recent Pew Research Center survey of Catholics concluded that they want the Catholic Church to be “more inclusive.” But do they? No sooner are we told that “Most U.S. Catholics Say They Want the Church to be ‘More Inclusive’” when we learn how seriously qualified that conclusion is. What matters is whether [...]Catholic ChurchSee the Story

Rutgers enters next era under new President Tate

The basics: William Tate IV named Rutgers‘ 22nd president, effective July 1 Former LSU president approved by Rutgers boards in May Brings experience leading multi-campus public universities Aims to advance Rutgers’ academic, research and civic mission Rutgers University is beginning its next chapter. As NJBIZ reported last week, the State University of New Jersey introduced William Tate IV as its 22nd president. The leader succeeds Jonathan Hol…LSU · New BrunswickSee the Story

Josephites, religious community serving African Americans, to ordain three to the priesthood

WASHINGTON — The Society of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart will ordain three men to the priesthood on Saturday, May 31, the latest addition to its growing crop of young religious serving African Americans.The historic community, also known as the Josephites, will gather at St. Luke Catholic Church in Washington for the ordination of Chidiebere Dominic, Linus James, and Charles Nwamadi, who became transitional deacons in December.The three men re…Washington State · WashingtonRead Article

Sr. Marcia Hall Elected Superior General of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, Nation's Oldest Black Catholic Order

The New Jersey native and former university administrator has been a member of the Oblates, the nation's oldest Black Catholic order, since 1998.Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreSee the Story

Saint Frances Academy to open middle school in fall 2025

Saint Frances Academy, the nation’s oldest Black Catholic school still in operation, has announced plans for a middle school opening in the fall.The Baltimore institution, founded in 1828 by Venerable Mary Lange and what would become the Oblate Sisters of Providence—a historic order of Black religious sisters—announced the news on May 21."After a few years of discernment, we recognize the void that has been left in East Baltimore in recent years…Catholic Church · BaltimoreRead Article

Charlene Roberts-Hayden, pioneering computer scientist, 86

Charlene Roberts-Hayden, a pioneering Black computer scientist and ministry director in the Archdiocese of Boston, has died at 86 in Boston. No cause of death was released, but she had been in hospice care before her passing on May 11, according to The Boston Globe.“Known for her unwavering and devoted faith, she is also remembered for her steadfast determination and grit, selfless service to others, and her deep appreciation for life's joys and…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonRead Article

The WCC at "Synyparxis": Our mission is the protection of human dignity | Orthodox Times (en)

By Efi Efthimiou Participants of the conference, which was co-organized by the Church of Greece and the World Council of Churches in Athens, visited Synyparxis, the Church of Greece’s hospitality center located on Vouliagmenis Avenue. Metropolitan Athenagoras of Ilion and the center’s general director, Father Panteleimon Papasynefakis, were present. In a brief speech, Fr. Panteleimon welcomed the World Council of Churches delegates and emphasize…Attica · AtticaSee the Story

Deliver us from evil: Idolatry in the second age of Trump

Only by God's mercy will President Donald Trump be saved. He has stepped all over the Ten Commandments. The fifth emphasizes respecting one's parents. The seventh on committing adultery, and the ninth, bearing false witness against your neighbor.However, the tenth commandment is the most descriptive of Trump: “You will not covet.” Possessions mean everything to him. He yearns for all worldly possessions. The current president's policies and acti…St. Louis, United States · St. LouisRead Article

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