Putting the important things on your bucket list

It's not healthy to be morbid or crazy about the future, especially when you're young and looking forward to a long life, but the truth is, our time in this life is transitory.
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Pope approves new financial regulations for sainthood causes

To ensure greater financial transparency and accountability, Pope Francis approved new regulations governing the financial contributions given for sainthood causes.
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Mass celebrates Scouts’ devotion to their faith

Archbishop Lori honored the efforts of youths to remain on the path of their faith, and some of the adults who have helped guide them.
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Students’ speaking invitation to Planned Parenthood CEO draws criticism

The Archdiocese of Washington has criticized a Georgetown University student group's invitation to the president of Planned Parenthood to speak on campus.
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When a loved one leaves the Church

The other day a friend mentioned that her mother has decided to leave the Catholic Church to become an Episcopalian. We talked about how hard it is (not theologically, but personally) when someone you love decides to leave the Church for another faith—or none at all.As we were talking, I
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Give fragments of life, not doctrine, says preacher of Curia retreat

“Our heart can become either God’s cradle or his tomb,” a Servite priest told the pope and Vatican officials.
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Hundreds converge on Annapolis in Maryland March for Life; assisted suicide addressed

Christine Hintz, a longtime pro-life activist and a parishioner of Holy Family, marveled at the current unity in the pro-life movement.
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Anti-drug effort was a signature cause of former first lady Nancy Reagan

Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” initiative became a national catch phrase that extended far beyond the use of drugs.
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Trenkle ‘representative of all those’ in social ministry

“This earth is God’s greatest gift to us,” Dr. Carolyn Woo said. “It is the only home we have."
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Vatican announces consistory to approve canonization of Mother Teresa

Pope Francis will preside over a consistory to approve the canonization of five men and women, including Blessed Teresa of Kolkata, the Vatican announced.
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Can we just get rid of homework?

Laura Ingalls Wilder had a rough childhood. She had no heat, way too much snow, and she had to share a bed with an older sister who always had prettier dresses to wear.But I don’t remember that she trudged through the snow carrying piles of homework back to the little
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Pope: Missionaries of Charity killed in Yemen are ‘martyrs of charity’

The four Missionaries of Charity murdered March 4 in Yemen “are the martyrs of today,” Pope Francis said.
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