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Why Trump's immigration crackdown may make America less Christian

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US Catholic leaders push forward on Pope Francis' signature theme of synodality

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Fear of deportation keeps Chicago Latino immigrants home from Mass

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Democrats sweep key off-year races as voters raise economic, cost-of-living concerns

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Black Catholics center stage in 2025 election victories

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Voting in Trump's shadow: Democrats got a boost in key city, state elections

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Trump's HHS orders state Medicaid programs to help find undocumented immigrants

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Catholics join in Chicago international commemoration of Ireland's Great Famine

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History will be made when King Charles III prays with Pope Leo XIV. A future may be as well.

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After clergy arrests, religious pushback to ICE expands in Chicago

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Is there religious revival among Gen Z?

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'Cameroon is a powder keg': Catholic bishops challenge nonagenarian president

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