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Mother: Pope Leo’s blessing of special-needs daughter recognizes ‘segment of humanity often set aside’ (opens the original)
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(OSV News) — A photograph of Pope Leo XIV blessing Marie-Garance, a 10-year-old girl in a blue dress who has multiple disabilities, went viral after the pope encountered her in Paris Sept. 26. A police officer lifted the girl into his arms as the pope passed in the popemobile along the Champs-Élysées before Mass at Place de la Concorde. Agence France Press photographer Ludovic Marin captured the moment the pope leaned toward Marie-Garance, took her hand and met her eyes. Her adoptive mother, Clo
Pope encourages French youth to seek holiness during visually rich stadium vigil (opens the original)
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PARIS (OSV News) -- Pope Leo XIV urged 80,000 young people gathered at the Stade de France Sept. 25 to pursue holiness, peace and a "living relationship with Jesus" during an evening prayer vigil that showcased the diversity of France's Catholic youth."The first thing I want to tell you is: Thank You!" the pope said, speaking off-the-cuff. "Thank you for your courage, thank you for your presence, thank you for your faith!""Young people of France, you carry in your hearts an immense desire for fr
French bishops decry vote legalizing 'assisted dying' as 'turning point' in nation's history (opens the original)
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PARIS (OSV News) -- France's bishops are strongly criticizing a "radical choice" made by French lawmakers to legalize "assisted dying."A watershed vote by the National Assembly July 15 legalized assisted dying, including euthanasia and assisted suicide in certain cases.Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline of Marseille and president of the bishops' conference, lamented that "members of parliament have enshrined in French law the possibility of causing death.""This choice breaks with the long tradition of c
Spain vs. Argentina: a very Catholic World Cup final (opens the original)
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(OSV News) — As the July 19 World Cup final approaches, players from two historically Catholic nations can count not only on the prayers of their fans, but also on a rich web of Catholic threads surrounding the showdown between Spain and Argentina. From the tournament’s origins to the faith openly lived by players and coaches on both sides, this final carries a distinctly Catholic dimension. The match at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium brings together two football giants whose paths to the final ha
French bishops decry vote legalizing ‘assisted dying’ as a ‘turning point’ in nation’s history (opens the original)
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PARIS (OSV News) — France’s bishops are strongly criticizing a “radical choice” made by French lawmakers to legalize “assisted dying.” A watershed vote by the National Assembly July 15 legalized assisted dying, including euthanasia and assisted suicide in certain cases. Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline of Marseille and president of the bishops’ conference, lamented that “members of parliament have enshrined in French law the possibility of causing death.” “This choice breaks with the long tradition of
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