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10 Things to Know About St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

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Meta Blocks AI Chatbot From Discussing Abortion With Minors

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Character, not Caricature: Cardinal Sarah Beyond the Labels

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Deacon Launches Adore Movement to Spark Adoration Revival

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Catholic Pilgrims Take to the Seas

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35% of Catholics in US have a bachelor's degree (Pew Research Center)

In a nation in which 35% of adults have a bachelor’s degree, the same percentage of Catholics in the United States have a bachelor’s degree, according to the Pew Research Center.

70% of Hindus, 65% of Jews, 44% of Muslims, and 29% of evangelical Protestants have a bachelor’s degree, according to data recently culled from the Pew Research Center’s 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study.

Catholic health provider agrees to $42M settlement in class-action retirement lawsuit (EWTN News)

Providence Health & Services, a Catholic health system based in the State of Washington, settled a class-action retirement lawsuit for $42,725,000.

Plaintiffs alleged that Providence mismanaged its retirement plan and violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

Cincinnati sees highest number of conversions since 2009 (Catholic Telegraph)

1,096 converts are expected to enter the Church at the Easter Virgil in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, the highest number since 2009, when 1,125 entered the Church.

“As our Lenten retreat begins along with your final days of preparation, I encourage you to make this a time of true prayer and conversion,” Archbishop Robert Casey said in a letter to catechumens and candidates. “Be evermore open to the Spirit of God working in your life. Strive to radiate the love of Jesus Christ in all that you say and do.”