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Jerome was born in Dalmatia of a Christian, was baptized in Rome, while taking his classical courses. He then studied under the best masters in foreign cities. But the Church had... More Check this space throughout today for emerging news headlines and commentary. Today's readings Priests in Hell (Fr. Jerry Pokorsky) Pope renews call for ceasefire in Middle East Pope defends statements on abortion, on women, on war Be ready to listen, preacher says at Synod retreat Traditionalist FSSP announces apostolic visitation Pope praises late Belgian king for pro-life stand Lebanese Patriarch says death of Hezbollah leader as ‘wound in the hearts of Lebanese’ Belgian Catholic university denounces Pontiff Two new archbishops for DDF Two Peruvians who denounced Vatican investigator threatened with excommunication Protect beauty of places and their people, Pope says Pax Christi center for nonviolence opens in Rome Arlington Carmelites establish foundation to protect property from bishop See more news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 29TH TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME "Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him if a great millstone were hung round his neck and he were thrown into the sea. 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He studied theology at Toulouse and was ordained a priest in 1600. As a young priest he fell into the... More Today's readings Why did the Vatican punish a Catholic journalist? (Phil Lawler) Abuse scandal in spotlight as Pope visits Belgium Service, mission, joy: Pope challenges Luxembourg’s Catholics to evangelize Vatican Secretary of State demands nuclear disarmament in UN speech Pope Francis, in book foreword, lauds St. John Paul II Pew survey finds most Catholics dispute Church teachings Cardinal Parolin: Human well-being must be goal in confronting anti-microbial resistance Synod of Bishops seen as ‘audience of spectators’ See more news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 26TH THURSDAY OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME; OPTIONAL MEMORIAL OF STS. COSMAS AND DAMIAN, MARTYRS Today is the Optional Memorial of Saints Cosmas and Damian (d. 303). According to tradition, Saints Cosmas and Damian suffered martyrdom in Syria during the Roman persecution of Diocletian. Not much is known about them, but... More Today's readings St. John Henry Newman—The Self-Wise Inquirer (James T. Majewski) Abortion is about sex. Duh. (Peter Wolfgang) Pope arrives in Luxembourg, beginning new trip Cardinal Parolin calls for ‘urgent action’ to counter sea level rise, aid small island nations Leading Vatican diplomat urges support for families, rues denigration of family life Denver archdiocese ‘shocked’ by action against Peruvian lay movement ‘Tired’ Pontiff skips greetings with reporters on plane trip Pope meets with Rome’s homeless before flight to Luxembourg Pope praises Cambodia’s anti-mine efforts Maronite Patriarch urges UN intervention in Lebanon Jerusalem Patriarch declares day of penance on war’s 1st anniversary Papal condolences following Iranian coal mine explosion Late term abortions are not a myth, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist notes in op-ed IRS confirms that organizations listed in Official Catholic Directory are tax-exempt See more news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 25TH WEDNESDAY OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME The Roman Martyrology commemorates St. Finbarr (550-623), bishop (and patron) of Cork, Ireland. He was a native of Connaught, and instituted a monastery or school at Lough Eirc, to which such numbers of disciples flocked,... More Today's readings Father Caius and the Tomb of St. Peter (Dr. James Papandrea) Do Catholic women now have a valid reason to support Harris? (Dr. Jeff Mirus) The Pope’s politically-incorrect message to East Timor: keep having babies (Phil Lawler) The ‘divine inspiration’ is ‘present in every faith,’ Pope tells interreligious gathering Pope, at general audience, reflects on temptation and Satan Change economic thinking with spirit of St. Francis, Pope urges Pope decries escalating violence in Lebanon Retired archbishop, media figure expelled from troubled Peruvian lay group New law creates huge ‘buffer zones’ around abortion clinics in Scotland Cardinal Dolan raps Harris for skipping Al Smith dinner Federal judge blocks abortion-coverage mandate for Catholic employers Themes announced for World Youth Day in 2025-27 US prelate hails Ukraine’s defense as ‘prophetic’ Caritas director shot and killed in Congo USCCB highlights eligibility for federally-funded resettlement assistance See more news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 24TH TUESDAY OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME The Memorial of Our Lady of Walsingham was reinstated to the liturgical calendar in England in 2000. The Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter is entrusted to Mary... More Today's readings Why Kamala Harris is skipping the Al Smith dinner (Phil Lawler) On contraception, an unfaithful Vatican consultor (Dr. Jeff Mirus) Rockets hit Nazareth, bishop says San Diego diocese bans homeschool groups from parish properties Vatican launches Pope’s Global Alliance for Children’s Health Pope resumes audiences following ‘flu-like’ illness Pope Francis names 28 consultors to Vatican doctrine office, including controversial theologian Pope offers asylum for jailed Myanmar democracy activist Papal encouragement for young singers, musicians in Christmas contest New head of Pontifical Missions USA speaks of challenges, goals Cardinal Ranjith urges new Sri Lankan leader to fight poverty Vatican sets theme for World Communications Day 2025 Papal prayer for Alzheimer’s treatments Papal reflections for International Day of Peace Kentucky governor bans conversion therapy See more news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 23RD MEMORIAL OF ST. PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIEST Today is the Memorial of St. Pius of Pietrelcina (1887-1968), more popularly known as Padre Pio was born in 1887 in the small Italian village of Pietrelcina. He joined the Capuchin Friars at the age of sixteen and was... More Today's readings The Chosen, Season 4: Lectio Divina or Fan Fiction? (Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast) Ambition (Fr. 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And he sat down and called the twelve; and he said to them, "If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all." And he... More Sunday: a day of rest. Today's readings See recent news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 21ST FEAST OF ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST; EMBER SATURDAY Today is the Feast of St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist. At the time that Jesus summoned him to follow Him, Matthew was a publican, that is, a tax-collector for the Romans. His profession was hateful to the Jews because it... More It's the weekend! Catch up on the news and commentary from the week, or check out this selection from our Resources library for your weekend reading. Today's readings See recent news from CWN and other outlets ORDINARY TIME: SEPTEMBER 20TH MEMORIAL OF STS. 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