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Justice

First week of COP26 offers big climate pledges, but Catholic activists want details

ByBrian Roewe

Pope Francis appoints religious sister as secretary general of Vatican City

ByChristopher White

Mothers of disappeared migrants plead in U.S. for help finding loved ones

ByRhina Guidos, Catholic News Service
Justice

Catholic groups outline priorities ahead of Glasgow COP26 climate change summit

ByBrian Roewe

Kidnapping in Haiti prompts worries about other church workers' safety

ByKurt Jensen, Catholic News Service

Migrant shelter in southern Mexico denounces raid by armed individuals

ByDavid Agren, Catholic News Service
Justice

By protecting land, sisters leave a legacy and 'gift it to the planet'

ByChris Herlinger

Organization for torture survivors founded by late Ursuline sister honored

ByCatholic News Service
Justice

5 reasons why Catholics should care about the COP26 climate summit

ByBrian Roewe
Justice

Franciscan sisters' land ethic invites local community to garden, explore, learn

ByBrian Roewe
Justice

Franciscan sisters demonstrate different paths to creating a conservation easement

ByBrian Roewe
Justice

Federal judge dismisses religious order's lawsuit over pipeline

ByDennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service

Pope appoints new members to International Theological Commission

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Catholic leaders urge humane treatment for Haitian migrants as numbers grow

ByJulie Asher, Catholic News Service
Politics

More than 200 people were killed last year for defending their land, environment

ByBarbara Fraser

Report outlines complaints of border agents' treatment of asylum-seekers

ByMark Pattison, Catholic News Service

Polish nun, cardinal who defied communism are beatified

ByVanessa Gera, The Associated Press
Justice

As climate change intensifies, how might Laudato Si' guide community responses?

ByBrian Roewe

Law firm urges court to 'protect' ministry from Texas governor's order

ByCatholic News Service

As Southern states restrict voting rights, local bishops remain largely silent

ByBrian Fraga

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