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Pope FrancisROME – Pope Leo XIV marked the popular Marian feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe by asking that Mary to intercede in the effort to restore unity in a world marred by conflict, and in a church stained by division. Speaking to attendees of his Mass for the Dec. 12 feast day, the pope asked that Mary would “teach the nations that want to be your children not to divide the world into irreconcilable sides, not to allow hatred to mark their history nor li…See the Story
On Guadalupe Feast, Pope Prays for End to Global, Church Division
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Pope Francis · CaliforniaIn his Wednesday General Audience address Dec. 10, Pope Leo XIV reflected on death and the modern world’s fear of it and presented the Resurrection as… The post Pope Leo calls faithful to view death through lens of the Resurrection appeared first on CatholicVote org.See the Story
Pope Leo calls faithful to view death through lens of the Resurrection
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Washington State · WashingtonCardinal Robert W. McElroy of Washington has announced he is “cancer free,” following surgery Nov. 13 for a rare but non-aggressive cancer. “This week I received word from my doctor that my pathology report had come back, and it stated that the surgery had removed all of the cancerous tissue in my body,” said the cardinal in a statement posted online Dec. 5 by the Catholic Standard, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Washington. “I am cancer fr…See the Story
