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Farming, even in the best of times, can be a rather precarious vocation. It’s dangerous work, according to the U.S. Depa...
06/03/2026

Farming, even in the best of times, can be a rather precarious vocation. It’s dangerous work, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration; it’s economically volatile, due to high production costs and fluctuations in market prices; there are climate risks from droughts, floods, and pests. https://catholicreview.org/facing-soaring-fuel-and-fertilizer-prices-catholic-farmers-lean-on-faith/

Farming, even in the best of times, can be a rather precarious vocation. It's dangerous work, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration; it's economically volatile, due to high production costs and fluctuations in market prices; there are climate risks...

Pope Leo XIV’s acknowledgment of the Church’s role in slavery is “only proper and just,” said Bishop Roy E. Campbell Jr....
06/02/2026

Pope Leo XIV’s acknowledgment of the Church’s role in slavery is “only proper and just,” said Bishop Roy E. Campbell Jr., who is president of the National Black Catholic Congress. https://catholicreview.org/popes-slavery-apology-proper-and-just-says-bishop-who-heads-national-black-catholic-congress/

Pope Leo XIV's acknowledgment of the Church's role in slavery is "only proper and just," said Bishop Roy E. Campbell Jr., who is president of the National Black Catholic Congress.

From and the highest ranking woman at the to an ambassador and governor, the 2026 graduates at U.S. Catholic and u...
06/02/2026

From and the highest ranking woman at the to an ambassador and governor, the 2026 graduates at U.S. Catholic and universities heard faith-filled words of encouragement, challenge and inspiration to take with them into the world beyond campus. https://catholicreview.org/grads-hear-faith-filled-words-of-encouragement-challenges-to-take-into-world-beyond-campus/

From Pope Leo XIV and the highest ranking woman at the Vatican to an ambassador and governor, the 2026 graduates at U.S. Catholic colleges and universities heard faith-filled words of encouragement, challenge and inspiration to take with them into the world beyond campus.

Loyola University Maryland eliminated 66 positions this semester as part of a broader effort to reallocate resources and...
06/02/2026

Loyola University Maryland eliminated 66 positions this semester as part of a broader effort to reallocate resources and advance the university’s strategic plan, according to university president Terrence M. Sawyer. https://catholicreview.org/loyola-university-maryland-cuts-66-positions-as-part-of-strategic-plan/

Loyola University Maryland eliminated 66 positions this semester as part of a broader effort to reallocate resources and advance the university's strategic plan, according to university president Terrence M. Sawyer.

’s new encyclical on is now a core document on ethics — one that offers hope amid grave warnings, while serving as ...
06/02/2026

’s new encyclical on is now a core document on ethics — one that offers hope amid grave warnings, while serving as a call to a shared moral discernment, Catholic experts told OSV News https://catholicreview.org/pope-leos-new-encyclical-offers-hope-call-to-shared-moral-discernment-say-experts/

Pope Leo XIV's new encyclical on artificial intelligence is now a core document on AI ethics -- one that offers hope amid grave warnings, while serving as a call to a shared moral discernment, Catholic experts told OSV News.

The scent of incense drifted through the sanctuary of St. Joseph Church in Fullerton as hundreds of parishioners gathere...
06/02/2026

The scent of incense drifted through the sanctuary of St. Joseph Church in Fullerton as hundreds of parishioners gathered on the final day of May for a rare and symbolic moment in the life of their parish. On Holy Trinity Sunday, Archbishop William E. Lori consecrated the church’s new altar, marking the completion of a major sanctuary renovation that capped a three-year parish campaign. https://catholicreview.org/new-altar-focuses-fullerton-faithful/ St. Joseph Church, Fullerton

The scent of incense drifted through the sanctuary of St. Joseph Church in Fullerton as hundreds of parishioners gathered on the final day of May for a rare and symbolic moment in the life of their parish. On Holy Trinity Sunday, Archbishop William E. Lori consecrated the church’s new altar, marki...

As the continued to make its way up the East Coast, it took a day to encounter Friar Pedro de Corpa and Companions, th...
06/02/2026

As the continued to make its way up the East Coast, it took a day to encounter Friar Pedro de Corpa and Companions, the five Franciscan friars — also known as the Georgia Martyrs — who will be beatified Oct. 31 in Savannah, . https://catholicreview.org/national-eucharistic-pilgrimage-highlights-georgia-martyrs-ahead-of-oct-31-beatification/

As the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage continued to make its way up the East Coast, it took a day to encounter Friar Pedro de Corpa and Companions, the five Franciscan friars -- also known as the Georgia Martyrs -- who will be beatified Oct. 31 in Savannah, Georgia.

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