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2. Catholic schools, the pandemic and a plan to move forward.
3. A WAY FORWARD FOR CATHOLIC LAITY: Our Sunday Visitor will be holding 'The Church in Crisis' conference in Virginia to facilitate conversation on healing amid the clergy sex abuse crisis.
4. THE CASE FOR MARRIAGE: The statistics don't look good, but the Church has the answer: sharing the good news about the Sacrament of Marriage and family life.
5. A MINISTRY OF ENCOUNTER: Serving Catholics who have same-sex attractions is a ministry that has evolved within the Church, and there is still room to grow.
6. Parishes, dioceses feeling the financial pinch Second collections noticeably down as parishioners struggle with lack of trust in national Church.
7. Managing the storms of parental anxiety Let's face it -parenting is terrifying. But with God on your side, it doesn't have to be Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
8. Bishop: All Catholics should read racism letter Bishop= Shelton Fabre encourages everyone to ask 'Where do I see myself?' in system of racism.
9. Larger issues await beyond wall, shutdown From DACA and TPS to House oversight, 2019 is poised to be year of conflict over immigration Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
10. The debate surrounding the 'artificial womb' Scenarios exist in which new technology could be used for ethical reasons, but abuses loom as risk Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
11. Pope Francis looks ahead to intense 2019 New calendar year will include abuse summit; Amazon synod; visits to Latin America, Middle East, Balkans Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
12. Missionary's death elicits varied responses Christ said to share the Gospel with all nations, but how to do that in the 21st century is under question.
13. 'Heartbeat Bill' could undo abortion precedent Ohio legislation restricting nearly all abortion would set up likely showdown with Supreme Court.
14. Mass shootings: Where do we go from here? With the increase in gun violence, families struggle with the fallout and people of faith seek a response.
15. What to expect from the 116th Congress? 2018 midterm elections leave scattered landscape on abortion, immigration, judicial nominations.
16. Brazil's new president cut from Trumpian cloth Jair Bolsonaro promised to be the strongman who fixes the heavily Catholic country's endemic issues.
17. America's split responses to migrant caravan What will the reception be when the Central American migrant caravan approaches the U.S. border?
18. Next up for PA Church: Federal criminal probe Department of Justice likely looking for conspiracy, incidents that crossed state lines, child pornography Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
19. Moscow move threatens to split Orthodoxy Russian Church breaks communion with Ecumenical Patriarchate after recognition of Ukrainian Church.
20. What will Catholic community look like after COVID? Bishops, clergy, lay ministers and experts weigh in on what the Church needs to do after the pandemic to revitalize the faith community.
21. 5 YEARS LATER Remembering Pope Francis' U.S. visit: During his six days in the United States in 2015, Pope Francis did what he does best - spend time with the poor, the marginalized and the outcast.
22. Administrations renew focus on purpose, community.
23. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS STAY ON MISSION: Educators and administrators of Catholic schools around the country share their plan for the fall semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.
24. Educators stress Catholic values needed for success: Academic formation includes an active concern for others, profitability with honor and ethics.
25. A FAITH THAT WOULD NOT CRUMBLE HAITI 10 YEARS LATER: After a devastating earthquake killed as many as 300,000 people in one of the world's poorest countries, the Church has helped to lead the rebuilding effort.
26. Pope accepts resignation of Cardinal Wuerl Spurred by prelate's handling abuse in Pittsburgh, move brings close to four-decade episcopal career.
27. Synod's first week takes stock of future Meeting on young people addresses abuse, sexuality, catechesis and global nature of Church Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
28. Poor Handmaids reflect on foundress' legacy Mother Catherine Kasper will be canonized Oct. 14, 150 years after her religious order came to the United States Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
29. Holy See, China reach agreement on bishops With details yet to emerge fully, deal would give both parties say in bishop appointments Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
30. Rome summit, stateside investigation emerge Global gathering, probe of West Virginia bishop's alleged misconduct latest developments in Church's response to abuse Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
31. What will state abuse investigations yield? As law enforcement leaders prepare probes across several states, diocesan data to get a deep dive.
32. 'Everything is brought into the light' Lone Pennsylvania bishop to meet with grand jury, Bishop Lawrence Persico of Erie recognizes people's pain.
33. All-boys high school thrives in connection to rich history First diocesan Catholic high school in U.S. defies national decline as it looks toward expansion project.
34. A turbulent time Accusation and revelations around Church's handling of abuse, cover-up take center stage.
35. PA grand jury identifies 301 'predator priests' Nearly 900- page report explores over 70 years of allegations of sexual abuse, cover-up in six dioceses.
36. Caring for the 'least of these' in Cambodia How one couple left their 'American dream' lifestyle to become missionaries to orphans with HIV/AIDS.
37. How could new justice affect Church concerns? A constitutionalist jurist joining bench could result in court being more sympathetic to pro-life issues.
38. Trump supporters pleased with progress Amid unpredictable administration, Catholics voice appreciation for support on marriage, life concerns Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
39. Pro-life leaders respond to new Title X rule Proposed rule from Trump administration moves to separate abortion from family planning services for low-income women Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
40. How can we foster unity in the Church? Bishops and scholars agree that unity is an essential gift -- one that doesn't rule out robust dialogue Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
41. Church sees palliative care as true compassion Push for assisted suicide sparks ministers and leaders to proclaim more fervently what Church actually teaches on end-of-life care.
42. Abuse survivors and the value of belief Turmoil over Chilean bishop raises need to foster culture where victims know the Church will listen.
43. The rising risks of loneliness for the elderly The gift of longevity carries challenges that can be isolating for many people.
44. Church leaders urge U.S. to lead on migrants Administration move to back out of talks for U.N. Global Compact on Migration seen as isolationist Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
45. Papal trip reflects a pastor at the peripheries In Myanmar and Bangladesh, Francis navigated political realities to build bridges, lift up refugees fleeing violent persecution Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
46. Pittsburgh consolidations reflect hard truths Plan to merge or close vast number of parishes is response to drops in participation and personnel Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
47. Dioceses continue to explore restored order Some dioceses are placing confirmation before first Communion and confirming kids at an earlier age.
48. How to survive -- and thrive -- After a change in pastors Seeing a beloved priest leave and a new one come to the parish can bring trepidation -- but also opportunities for growth Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
49. Church strives to apply abuse lessons globally Loss of survivor's voice on Vatican commission, archbishop's trial in Guam among recent flashpoints Brian Fraga OSV Newsweekly.
50. Oregon bill raises concern over end-of-life care Proposed review of advance directives sparked by ruling involving woman with dementia, her family.
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