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Catholic News Service (CNS), the oldest and largest religious news service in the world, is a leading source of news for Catholic print and electronic media across the globe. With bureaus in Washington and Rome, as well as a global correspondent network, CNS since 1920 has set the standard in Catholic journalism.

Bolen appointed to international dialogue

Restorative justice drama presented

Foodgrains Bank commits additional $1.5 million for refugees from Syria

Winnipeg welcomes four new deacons

Lighthouse UP campaign launched with Dubé donation

Campion bids adieu to Fiore

Moving in Faith involves all Catholic schools

Pastor reaches out in faith

Priests celebrate anniversaries

Atataatsiavaluk Tony ordained in Rankin Inlet

Bishops urge G8 leaders not to forget the poor

Gasslein appointed interim editor of Worship magazine

Religious freedom must be defended at home, abroad

Woodworth says pro-lifers must change tack

Ursuline Sisters hold general chapter

Vatican says Catholics have obligation to aid, defend refugees

Anti-alcohol bill leaves many Turks dispirited

Pope nixes ‘boring’ practice of reading text to students, uses Q&A

Pope Francis decides not to spend summer at Castel Gandolfo

RNS News Briefs

In Exile

Liturgy and Life

Both Lungs

Around the Kitchen Table

Journey to Justice

Catholic priest comes out to an uncertain future

Challenge of Ecumenism

Building the Future

Making a Difference

Others are saying:

Christian complicity: Are believers encouraging mockery of their own beliefs?

O’Malley, Chaput epitomize the church’s different paths

Heaven a homecoming for Greeley

Andrew Greeley (The Economist)

Belief is the least part of faith

Screenings, and Meanings

CNS Movie Reviews

The 21st century is becoming a pop music apocalypse

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Poetry

Meditation