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National Catholic Reporter

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ncronline.org > opinion > protect-elections-and-migrants-catholics-must-pray-recall-history

To protect elections and migrants, Catholics must pray, recall history

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (944+ words) Demonstrators opposed to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, march through the streets during a protest in the Albany Park neighborhood of Chicago June 3, 2026, against immigration enforcement operations by federal agents. (OSV News/Reuters/Jim Vondruska) by Sr. Christine Schenk…...

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ncronline.org > opinion > pope-leo-connects-dots-can-unite-church

Pope Leo connects the dots that can unite the church

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (264+ words) Pope Leo XIV smiles as he leads the Angelus prayer in Piazza della Liberta in Castel Gandolfo near Rome Aug. 30, 2026. (OSV News/Vatican Media) by Michael Sean Winters Follow on Twitter at @michaelswinters In his short address to the Society…...

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ncronline.org > culture > meet-master-tailor-who-dresses-pope-leo

Meet the master tailor who dresses Pope Leo

3+ week, 17+ hour ago   (590+ words) The Italian tailor Filippo Sorcinelli has worked with three popes over two decades, but the biggest change he's seen has been in himself. (Courtesy of Filippo Sorcinelli/Giovanni DeSimoni) "Children are like sponges, they are very curious. Especially for the…...