Month: March 2022

Florida bishops applaud 15-week abortion ban

The Catholic bishops of Florida praised the state Legislature for passing a measure to prohibit most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. H.B. 5 also includes provisions to improve infant health and analyse and reduce foetal and infant mortality. “While we continue to look forward to the day when the full protection of unborn life is…

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Handling negative news this Lent

The news cycle seems more doom and gloom than ever, and it’s important to figure out how to deal with it, writes Jason Osborne Lent seems timelier than ever this year. The great season of repentance and refocus comes as war erupts closer to home for us in Europe than it has in a long…

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Charity’s new report highlights atrocities in Tigray

As Catholic officials in Tigray continue to call for meaningful peace talks and an end to atrocities and the humanitarian aid blockade, an international refugee organisation is warning that Eritrean refugees in the northern region have nowhere to run. Refugees International, a global organisation advocating for displaced and stateless people, said in a report released…

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Family News

National Spring Clean to kick off in April Registrations are now open for National Spring Clean 2022, which is calling all communities around Ireland to register for Ireland’s largest and longest anti-litter campaign. The National Spring Clean traditionally takes part in the month of April. For the past 23 years 85,000 clean-ups have been organised…

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Offering practical help during Ukraine crisis

A parent’s perspective Pope Francis’ Lenten message to get off our smartphones and do good for others face-to-face is more relevant than ever. Sitting in our homes glued to the unfolding horror in Ukraine, or checking the constant updates on our phones can almost make us feel like we’re really there. We post up Ukrainian…

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