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It's here - the day of reckoning for the most bitter, acrimonious, controversial election in recent memory. But not, it might be a relief to know, in…
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November 29, 1964 is known in the Catholic Church as “the day Mass changed.” It didn’t take a day – more like five years - but by 1969 the vernacular “New…
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A new study finds that while Americans overall are a religious bunch compared to people in other developed countries. Among U.S. women, that commitment is…
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By 9 a.m. Saturday, the chairs inside the chapel at Mount Calvary Mausoleum were nearly full as Bishop Peter Libasci of Manchester opened the morning’s…
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Since his selection, there’s been intense interest in Pope Francis’s leadership, among Catholics and non-Catholics. And that interest is growing, as he…
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A radical event took place Saturday in a most traditional setting: a tiny, white, classic New England church in Shelburne. Mary Catherine White was…
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A former top Manchester diocese official has been ordered to pay back hundreds of thousands of dollars to the church and other organizations in a plea…
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Last March, the election of Pope Francis was announced with a billow of white smoke. Nine months later, the media remain in a papal haze. Time Magazine…
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Pope Benedict the 16th stunned the Catholic world in February by announcing his retirement: the first papal resignation in 700 years. And since the…
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Yesterday, Pope Francis gave a spontaneous and startling frank press conference on a plane ride following his week-long trip to Brazil. In response to a…