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Oklahoma attorney general sues to stop US's first public religious school

By Sean Murphy , Associated Press

Sisters foster healing for survivors and perpetrators of Sierra Leone's civil war

By Doreen Ajiambo

Biden makes case for U.S. aid to both Israel, Ukraine amid ongoing conflict

By Kate Scanlon, OSV News

'God end this madness now!' Christians appeal as Gaza church campus is left in ruins

By Judith Sudilovsky, OSV News

Ukraine's parliament advances bill seen as targeting Orthodox church with historic ties to Moscow

By Peter Smith, Associated Press

At the Met, 'Dead Man Walking' applauds Sr. Prejean's death row ministry

By Chris Herlinger

Jewish-led demonstrations for Gaza cease-fire see hundreds arrested at Capitol

By Jack Jenkins, Religion News Service

Retired Bishop Brown of Orange, Calif., dies; recalled as 'tireless' witness for Christ

By Julie Asher, OSV News

After hospital airstrike, Anglican prelate calls explosion 'crime against humanity'

By Judith Sudilovsky, OSV News

War between Israel and Hamas raises fears about rising US hostility

By Holly Ramer, Associated Press

Nicaraguan priests transferred to prison notorious for torture, deplorable conditions

By OSV News

Portland archbishop forms evangelization-focused office to replace schools department

By Katie Collins Scott

Synod members urge patience as process continues

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

A Baltimore priest has been dismissed over 2018 sexual harassment settlement

By Associated Press

Global days focus on food insecurity, poverty; bishop says Ethiopians are dying of hunger

By Fredrick Nzwili, OSV News

Sr. Patricia Crowley, prominent Chicago sister who made a mark on the church and community, dies

By Heidi Schlumpf

President of University of Notre Dame to step down at end of academic year

By Gina Christian, OSV News

Catholic colleges, universities condemn Hamas attacks on Israel, pray for peace

By Gina Christian, OSV News

At events inside and outside Vatican's synod hall, focus on women's equality

By Rhina Guidos

In Poland, church and state draw nearer, and some Catholic faithful rebel

By Joanna Kozlowska, MICHAL DYJUK, Associated Press

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