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Peru seeks to turn Pope Leo’s legacy into an international pilgrimage destination (opens the original)
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Pope Leo’s XIV’s upcoming visit to Peru can serve as a launchpad for turning the country into a regular destination for pilgrims, benefiting the local economy. Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming visit to Peru is not only building anticipation among the faithful but is also opening up the possibility of establishing permanent pilgrimage routes and showcasing the countryʼs rich spiritual heritage, which could boost local economies, according to national and international tourism experts. That was one of the
Family Learns Hospice Bed Opened as Father Faced Scheduled Assisted Suicide (opens the original)
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A Canadian woman said her father’s assisted suicide came after failed efforts to secure hospice care, as Catholic ministries challenge New York’s assisted suicide law in court. As New Yorkʼs Medical Aid in Dying Act takes effect amid legal challenges, one Canadian woman is sharing her familyʼs experience with physician-assisted suicide, saying it convinced her that vulnerable patients need greater access to hospice and palliative care — not assisted death. Speaking with EWTN News Nightly in an A
Family learns hospice bed opened as father faced scheduled assisted suicide (opens the original)
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As New Yorkʼs Medical Aid in Dying Act takes effect amid legal challenges, one Canadian woman is sharing her familyʼs experience with physician-assisted suicide, saying it convinced her that vulnerable patients need greater access to hospice and palliative care — not assisted death. Speaking with “EWTN News Nightly” in an Aug. 5 interview with anchor Veronica Dudo, Colleen De Vos recounted the final months of her father’s life. He died through Canadaʼs medical assistance in dying (MAID) program
Study Finds Many Young Men Feel Lonely, Disconnected, Shut Out of the American Dream (opens the original)
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More than 4 in 10 respondents agreed with the statement, 'I am inclined to think that I am a failure,' according to the Institute for Family Studies. More than half of U.S. young men report feeling lonely or isolated at least some of the time, nearly half lack a sense of community, and many say the American dream feels increasingly out of reach, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies. The second installment of the institute’s “America’s Demoralized Men” study, based on a nat
Study finds many young men feel lonely, disconnected, shut out of the American dream (opens the original)
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More than half of U.S. young men report feeling lonely or isolated at least some of the time, nearly half lack a sense of community, and many say the American dream feels increasingly out of reach, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies. The second installment of the institute’s “America’s Demoralized Men” study, based on a nationally representative YouGov survey of 2,000 men ages 18 to 29, examined young men’s social lives, mental health, civic engagement, and online habits
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