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IMAGE: CNSBy Cindy WoodenVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Despite a few pointed comments in thepast and fundamental differences on issues such as immigration, economic policy,military spending and climate change, sparks are not expected to fly May 24when Pope Francis welcomes U.S. President Donald Trump to the Vatican.The two will have a private conversation, with interpreterspresent, and while anything is possible, protocol dictates that the jointstatement issued after the meeting will describe it as "cordial."Going into the meeting, Pope Francis made it clear he hopedit would be.On Pope Francis' flight back to Rome from Portugal May 13, areporter asked him, "What are you expecting from a meeting with a head ofstate who seems to think and act in a way contrary to your own?"The pope replied, "I never make a judgment about peoplewithout hearing them first. It is something I feel I should not do. When wespeak to each other, things will come out. I will say what I think; he will saywhat he think...
CINCINNATI (AP) -- The mayor of Cincinnati has tearfully apologized to city police after his office unwittingly approved a proclamation honoring a man suspected of killing an officer in an ambush....
GLUCKSTADT, Miss. (AP) -- Three young Mississippi men were arrested hours after a 6-year-old boy was found shot dead in his mother's stolen car and the suspects will be charged with capital murder, authorities said....
STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Sweden's top prosecutor on Friday dropped an investigation into a rape claim against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after almost seven years, saying that's because there's no possibility of arresting him "in the foreseeable future."...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Donald Trump's attorneys originally wanted him to submit an updated financial disclosure without certifying the information as true, according to correspondence with the Office of Government Ethics....
NEW YORK (AP) -- Former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner, whose penchant for sexting strangers ended his political career and led to an investigation that upended the presidential race, pleaded guilty Friday to criminal charges in connection with his online communications with a 15-year-old girl....
Catholic women in the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, last Saturday joined the rest of Catholic women worldwide in commemorating the World Union of Catholic Women's Organisations (WUCWO) day.The day is aimed at bringing together all women under the banner, Catholic Women Organisation (CWO) to share different skills, pray together and encourage each other on different development initiatives.Speaking at this year’s commemorations which took place at St. Mary’s (Kamuzu Barracks) Parish hall CWO Chairlady of  Lilongwe Archdiocese, Anita Kaliu said, the day is important as all women come together and celebrate their unity through singing and other activities. “This day was set aside to bring together all women who belong to WUCWO to pray and dedicate their problems to God and pray for those women being ill-treated in the country. Also, various activities are organized on this day like the singing competition so that women should share skills in the Church,&rdq...
The overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) deserve to get the support and protection they deserve for their sacrifices and for their contributions to the Philippine economy, said Bishop Ruperto Santos.  Bishop Ruperto Santos, chairman of the Church’s Commission on Migrants and Itinerant People, said the OFWs are not just “modern day heroes” but “our blessings. To show our gratitude to them is to protect them and to promote their rights and dignity.“To value their labors is to take care of remittances that this remittances will not be stolen, corrupted and misused for non essential or non existent government projects,” he said.Cash remittances from OFWs reached their highest monthly level in March with $7.71 billion, up by 8.1% compared to the same period last year.The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas attributed the increase in remittances to the strong demand for skilled Filipino workers abroad.Bishop Santos said this manifests that the OFWs sustain a...
Vatican Weekend for May 20th, 2017 features a report on Pope Francis’ Wednesday general audience where he reflects on Mary Magdalen as an Apostle of hope, a look at how one charity in Jordan is repairing 'collateral damage' arising from war and conflict, a timely musical meditation to mark the feast of the Ascension and we step back in history to find out how American Catholics reacted to the 2nd Vatican Council at that time. Listen to this program produced and presented by Susy Hodges:
As the Catholic Church in Ethiopia is preparing to host the 19th AMECEA Plenary in 2018 the University and College Catholic Student Movement (otherwise known as IMCS) in Addis Ababa is reflecting on the theme “Vibrant Diversity, Equal Dignity, Peaceful Unity in God in the AMECEA Region”.According to Ms. Elsabeth Efrem, ECS University Students Program Officer, the students who come from all the 13 ecclesiastical jurisdictions of the Church are encouraged to internalize the theme which invites people to embrace diversity as a gift from God.“IMCS is a very active group in terms of spreading Catholic spirituality and serving the Church in various ways. These are students who will soon be joining the workforce in our country in different fields and the Catholic values they foster as students will be lived as workers. As Ethiopia is a diverse country, the students will play a big role in witnessing unity in diversity in their campuses and in their future work place,&rd...
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