July 14, 2023 - Tennessee Register

A Ukrainian solder picks up unexploded parts of a cluster bomb left after Russia's invasion near the village of Motyzhyn, Ukraine, April 10, 2022. In a CNN interview July 9, 2023, U.S. President Joe Biden defended what he called a "very difficult decision" to provide cluster munitions to Ukraine amid Russia's invasion of that country, weapons the Vatican opposes. (OSV News photo/Mykola Tymchenko, Reuters)

U.S. to provide Ukraine cluster munitions opposed by the Church as ‘inhumane’

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‘Unexploded bomblets may kill civilians weeks, months, or years after a battle’

Catholic young adults in Dickson, Tennessee are learning that holiness is found in community and fellowship as a new Young Adult Ministry Group is underway. More than a dozen young adults ranging in age from 16 to 32 gathered at St. Christopher Church in Dickson on Tuesday, July 12, for the first monthly supper, which featured food, fellowship, and a talk from Sister Perpetua, OP. Sister Perpetua shares a lively conversation with the young men who came to the supper.

St. Christopher Church parishioners start young adult ministry for Catholics in Dickson [Photo Gallery]

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‘It’s something that has been on my heart for years’

A portrait of Pope Pius XII is seen as part of an exhibit on the wartime pope at the Poli Art Gallery near the Vatican in Rome May 24, 2023. (CNS photo/Justin McLellan)

Pious protector: After 80 years, a pope is remembered for saving Rome

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‘Forever he will remain in history as the savior of Rome’

Catholic universities must engage with AI’s development, cardinal says

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Catholic universities are obligated ‘to a delicate exercise of responsibility’ in the ‘new historical era’

Synod ‘calls us to relationships,’ says youth delegate

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‘We want to be active and present’

Dominican Sisters Amata Rojewska (left) and Dominika Bartkiewicz are running the Herbarium of St. Dominic in Biala Nizna village in southern Poland. The Sisters emphasize that in the charism of their congregation, besides evangelization and education, there is also a dimension of caring for the sick. That's why they decided to revive a tradition of herb-growing, started by their foundress, to heal both body and soul. (OSV News photo/courtesy Witold Goreck) Editors: best quality available.