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At UN, Vatican renews push for two-state peace, cautions on AI growth (opens the original)
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The Vatican secretary of state on Sept. 24 reiterated the Holy See's support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East and also called for limits on the fast pace of the development of artificial intelligence, or AI. "The Holy See's position is clear: The two-state solution, based on secure and internationally recognized borders, is the only viable and equitable path toward a just and lasting peace," Cardinal Pietro Parolin told world leaders and top diploma
A year after Annunciation shooting, Catholic schools rethink security (opens the original)
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As the new school year starts in multiple Catholic districts across the country, 2025's deadly shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis during the parish school's all-school Mass has kept safety and security on the minds of some Catholic school officials and archdioceses with sizable Catholic school districts. A former student at Annunciation Catholic School opened fire through the stained-glass windows of the church Aug. 27, 2025, while Mass marking the beginning of the school ye
White Sox fans don 'pope hats' at sold-out Rate Field to honor pope (opens the original)
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White Sox baseball fans sporting custom-designed black and gold mitre-style hats celebrated Pope Leo XIV, a fellow diehard Sox fan, at a pope-themed game in Chicago Aug. 11. Dominican Sister Mary Jo Sobieck of Springfield, Illinois, threw the first pitch, and fans shook hands with the "sign of peace," led by the Chicago Archdiocese's Father Tom Hurley, during the fifth inning at Rate Field, home of Pope Leo's favorite baseball team. White Sox management handed out "pope hats" to over 38,000 fans
Catholic, Lutheran groups challenge Illinois' assisted suicide law (opens the original)
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An Illinois Catholic bishop, four Catholic doctors and a Lutheran nursing home have sued the state of Illinois over a new physician-assisted suicide law before it takes effect in September. The Thomas More Society -- on behalf of Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki of Springfield, Lutheran Care Center in Altamont and four Illinois doctors -- filed a lawsuit Aug. 11 against the state's secretary of finance and professional regulation and the director of the Illinois Department of Public Health. The Catholi
El Paso legal aid group for migrant kids runs out of funds (opens the original)
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A legal aid ministry of the Diocese of El Paso, Texas, that serves tens of thousands has exhausted its reserves after seven months of not receiving payment from the federal government for its program that represents unaccompanied immigrant children. "They've been completely depleted by the current situation," Melissa Lopez said July 20. She is executive director of Estrella del Paso, which used to be Diocesan Migrant and Refugee Services, or DMRS, the provider of legal services in West Texas and
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