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Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska and the conversations we need to have

Two tragic murders—Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska—highlight societal failures: untreated mental illness, media bias, desensitization to violence and the urgent need for compassionate reform. The post Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska and the conversations we need to have appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

Pope erects new diocese in China, names new bishop

Pope Leo XIV formally suppressed two dioceses in China and erected a new one, which already had been operating without the Vatican's consent. The post Pope erects new diocese in China, names new bishop appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

US bishops deepen commitment to fight racism with new permanent body

The U.S. Catholic bishops have deepened their commitment to combating racism, by making permanent a subcommittee dedicated to working for racial justice and reconciliation in society. The post US bishops deepen commitment to fight racism with new permanent body appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

Peace, dignity emphasized at prayer service ahead of UN General Assembly

Pleas for peace and the dignity of every person from Catholic and United Nations leaders marked the United Nations Annual Prayer Service, held at the Church of the Holy Family in Manhattan. The post Peace, dignity emphasized at prayer service ahead of UN General Assembly appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

Oldest organ in Christendom sounded for first time in 800 years, leaving organist speechless

After eight centuries of silence, the world’s oldest known church organ has sounded again. Spanish researcher and organist David Catalunya brought life back to 11th-century bronze pipes -- dubbed the Bethlehem Organ -- during a special presentation at Jerusalem’s Franciscan Monastery of St. Saviour on Sept. 9. The post Oldest organ in Christendom sounded for first time in 800 years, leaving organist speechless appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

St. Francis’ ‘Canticle of the Creatures’ at 800 endures as vision of redeemed creation

Eight centuries ago, St. Francis of Assisi composed a poem that remains familiar today, inspiring hymns, art and the titles of two of Pope Francis' documents on integral ecology. The post St. Francis’ ‘Canticle of the Creatures’ at 800 endures as vision of redeemed creation appeared first on The Central Minnesota Catholic.

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