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Saint of the Day

St. Peter Armengol (1238-1304)
A thief and brigand, Peter had a conversion when his band tried to hijack his father's entourage. He offered himself as ransom for 18 captured Christian children and endured so much torture on their behalf that he is considered a martyr.

Reflections from the Saints

Nothing seems tiresome or painful when you are working for a Master who pays well; who rewards even a cup of cold water given for love of Him.

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AP: Top News

• Tornadoes Collapse Buildings and Level Homes in Nebraska and Iowa
• Trump Promised Big Plans to Flip Black and Latino Voters. Many Republicans Are Waiting to See Them
• Harvey Weinstein Due Back in Court As a Key Witness Weighs Whether to Testify at a Retrial
• Tornado Tears Through Nebraska, Causing Severe Damage in Omaha Suburbs
• Biden Administration Indefinitely Postpones Rule That Would Have Banned Menthol-Flavored Cigarettes

• Jerry Seinfeld's Commitment to the Bit
• Dozens of Deaths Reveal Risks of Injecting Sedatives Into People Restrained by Police
• These Are the Countries Where TikTok Is Already Banned
• USDA Tells Producers to Reduce Salmonella in Certain Frozen Chicken Products
• Paramedic Sentencing in Elijah McClain's Death Caps Trials That Led to 3 Convictions
• South Africa Will Mark 30 Years of Freedom Amid Inequality, Poverty and a Tense Election Ahead
• As Some Universities Negotiate With Pro-Palestinian Protestors, Others Quickly Call the Police
• Rooting for Trump to Fail Has Made His Stock Shorters Millions
• Trading Trump: Truth Social's First Month of Trading Has Sent Investors on a Ride
• Trump's Lawyers Will Grill Ex-Tabloid Publisher As 1st Week of Hush Money Trial Testimony Wraps

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Catholic News Agency

• 109 Years After genocide, Armenia Faces Another Existential Threat
• Franciscan University Rejects Biden Administration's Transgender Policies in Title IX
• U.S. Birth and Fertility Rates Drop to Record Lows, According to CDC Report
• Most Priests in Sierra Leone Are Sons of Muslims, Bishop Says
• Four German Bishops Resist Push to Install Permanent 'Synodal Council'

• Biden Title IX Changes Affect State Laws on Women's Sports, Locker Rooms, Lawyers Warn
• Florida Diocese Opens 'Precious Ones' Mausoleum to Support Couples Who Lose Children
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Talks Catholic Faith, Abortion, Title IX in Exclusive EWTN Interview
• Belmont Abbey College Hosts Bible Marathon Reading Event
• Catholic Parishioner Stabbed Outside Mass Celebrated by San Francisco Archbishop
• Pope Francis to Vladimir Putin: A Negotiated Peace Is Better Than an Endless War
• Audience Erupts in Anger As Trustees Oppose Flying Pro-Life Flag at Toronto Catholic Schools
• Louisiana Police Obtain New Search Warrant in New Orleans Archdiocese Abuse Investigation
• UK Catholic Bishops Discourage Medical and Social Gender Transition In pastoral statement
• Pope Francis May Visit United States in September After UN Invitation

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Catholic World News

• Wisconsin Clergy Abuse Probe Enters 4th Year (Wisconsin Department of Justice)
• Tajikistan's President Meets With Pontiff (Vatican Press Office)
• University Urged to Revoke Degree Earned by Notorious Priest (KUOW-FM)
• USCCB Committee Chairman Presents Congress With Detailed Requests for Migration-Relation Budget Increases (USCCB)
• Pope Asks Lay Catholics to Prepare for Synod's 'Prophetic' Stage (CNS)

• Vatican Diplomat Calls for Debt Restructuring and Forgiveness for Poor Nations (Holy See Mission)
• Global Hunger on the Rise (L'Osservatore Romano (Italian))
• 'The Gift of Peace Begins in Our Hearts,' Pope Tells Hungarian Pilgrims (Vatican News)
• State Police Search New Orleans Archdiocesan Files on Sex Abuse (CNA)
• Episcopal Bishop Rips Collar Off Female Priest (Daily Mail)
• Irish Priest Unharmed After Attempted Stabbing (GRIPT)
• Open the Door to Our Lady, Pope Tells Italian Diocese (Vatican News)
• Supreme Court Appears Skeptical That State Abortion Bans Conflict With Federal Health Care Law (AP)
• Pope Meets Head of Cisco As AI Ethics Pact Continues to Grow (CNS)
• Jerusalem Patriarch Reflects on 200 Days of War (Vatican News)

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Catholic Education Resource Center

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• The Upper Room: A Beautiful New Christian Understanding of Grief
• No One Envies Those Who Suffer
• Kids Need Their Parents: Memoir Provides a Welcome Relief
• What a Shame!

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Life in Christ: Catechism #2229

As those first responsible for the education of their children, parents have the right to choose a school for them which corresponds to their own convictions. This right is fundamental. As far as possible parents have the duty of choosing schools that will best help them in their task as Christian educators. Public authorities have the duty of guaranteeing this parental right and of ensuring the concrete conditions for its exercise.

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