Artificial intelligence, migration and signs of church renewal are expected to be on the agenda when the nation’s Catholic bishops hold their annual fall meeting next month. In an Oct. 20 press release, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops named the three topics as likely issues for discussion during the bishops’ upcoming Nov. 16-19 plenary assembly in Baltimore.
The Villanova and Notre Dame men's and women's teams will meet in a doubleheader in Rome on Nov 1 that will mark the start of the college basketball
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Read moreAn Oct 17 blaze at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright killed four service members and wounded 39 other persons, with at least 19 of the latter sustaining critical
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A 74-year-old American citizen who had been imprisoned in Russia for over four years under charges of fighting alongside the Ukrainians has been released from captivity
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An appeals court panel has ruled in favor of several churches and other faith-based entities suing the Trump administration over its policy of allowing immigration raids on houses...
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