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Jesus Christ · PolandVATICAN CITY (CNS) — When people hit “rock bottom,” they can be confident that God is there ready to rescue and redeem them, Pope Leo XIV said. “No place is too far away, no heart is too closed (and) no tomb too tightly sealed for his love,” the pope said Sept. 24 during his weekly general audience in St. Peter’s Square. Christ’s descent In his ongoing series of audience talks on the Jubilee theme, “Jesus Christ our Hope,” Pope Leo continued to …See the Story
God’s Love Can Reach Anyone, Even at ‘Rock Bottom,’ Pope Says
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Donald Trump · GazaU.S. President Donald Trump addresses the 80th United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York City Sept. 23, 2025. (PhotoL OSV News/Mike Segar, Reuters) by Kate Scanlon (OSV News) – President Donald Trump on Sept. 23 addressed the U.N. General Assembly amid the backdrop of conflict in Gaza and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as world leaders still question the extent to which the U.S. will be involved in global affairs as the Tru…See the Story
At UN, Trump Says He Wants Gaza Ceasefire, Criticizes Member Nations’ Immigration Policy
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Church · Yonkers(OSV News) — Diocesan bishops and vocations directors are largely satisfied with their seminaries’ formation programs — but some gaps remain between clergy and mental health professionals as to the role of ongoing psychological services in assessing candidates’ readiness for ordination, according to a new report. On Sept. 24, the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University and the McGrath Institute for Church Life at t…See the Story
New Study Evaluates How Church Assesses ‘Suitability’ of Candidates for Priesthood
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