Catholic headlines for September 16, 2015
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Your daily headlines roundup has been AWOL for a few days. Let’s catch up on some of the stories that have been making headlines.
Local
Bishop Cunningham: ‘No child is responsible for being abused’
Winners of tickets to papal Mass at MSG announced
National
Richard Glossip execution is halted by Oklahoma court
Plowshares activists resentenced to time served for nuclear protest
U.S. Catholics support pope, see need to embrace ‘new balance’ in politics
Papal
Pope visits Cuba amid increasing support for end to U.S. embargo
Philadelphia family surprised at Mass with news they’ll meet pope
The pope and ‘the queen’ will lift souls at Festival of Families
Pope appoints 18 couples to attend Synod of Bishops on family
Tonight
Le Moyne initiative to explore science, ethics of care for creation (Panel discussion on Laudato Si’ in the Panasci Family Chapel starts at 6 p.m.)
Looking Forward to the Papal Visit with Cardinal Dolan and America Editors (Livestream starts at 6 p.m.)
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