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A year after Paulists' removal from Ohio State, community 'fighting anger and grief'

Judge rules ex-cardinal McCarrick not competent to stand trial

60 years after March on Washington, Georgetown panel says MLK's dream yet unfulfilled

Alumni grieve for Nicaraguan Jesuit-run university that transformed their lives

Florida bishop condemns racially motivated shooting: 'Violence, bigotry have no place in our hearts'

Brazilian Cardinal Majella Agnelo, former Vatican official, dies at 89

'Heartbreaking year' as Jesuits leave their last Catholic parish in Colorado

Russian occupiers seize Roman Catholic church in Skadovsk in eastern Ukraine

Civil case over Cardinal Pell abuse allegations allowed to proceed against church in Australia

A retired Wyoming bishop cleared by Vatican of sexual abuse despite local findings has died at 91

Paulist Fathers' VP resigns after acknowledging inappropriate sexual conduct with woman

Catholic bishops, faith leaders appeal for debt relief to help African countries

Nicaraguan government bans Jesuit order and says all its property will be confiscated

Firebrand Texas Bishop Strickland says Rome synod will reveal 'true schismatics'

Retired Cardinal Burke claims synod causing 'grave harm' to Catholic Church

Sheriff seeking phone records between Alabama priest and 18-year-old woman who fled to Europe

San Francisco Archdiocese declares bankruptcy amid hundreds of lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse

Exploring the unique struggles of disabled homeless persons

With an Arévalo win, Catholic voters in Guatemala say they have chosen democracy and change

Jesuits condemn seizure of priests' residence in Managua

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