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Today. Last week the president was tweeting about the report saying what is taking so long with the Inspector Generals report, now you would think he would jump at the chance to read all 568 pages about it and tweet about it or at least the 14 page executive summary but because we know the president is not a reader, anything longer than a tweet is too much for this president. But heres the thing. It turns out that these 568 pages can actually be summarized in a tweet. And they have been summariz...

You and Elizabeth Warren i could watch the rest of the hour. You have as much of the real estate as you need. Thank you, my friend. The president has been silent about the report released today. Last week the president was tweeting about the report saying what is taking so long with the Inspector Generals report, now you would think he would jump at the chance to read all 568 pages about it and tweet about it or at least the 14 page executive summary but because we know the president is not a re...

The report summarizes responses from more than 35,000 participants and over 1,000 listening sessions

Growth, undeniable tensions and "a deep desire to rebuild and strengthen" the body of Christ have emerged as key themes in the latest synod report ...

WALKER, Minn. (OSV News) -- At a temporary altar in front of a gray corrugated steel park shelter, Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens and about 30 pilgrims knelt in the wet morning grass for benediction May 20. The prayers were part of a transition from a 1-mile solemn procession following 7:30 a.m. Mass at St. Theodore

In full vestments and flanked by pines, Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens held high the Eucharist in a golden monstrance, making the sign of the cross over the stream that flowed gently from the placid lake behind him. Next to him, a signpost read, "Here 1,475 FT above the ocean, the mighty Mississippi begins to flow on its winding way 2,552 miles to the Gulf of Mexico."

In the morning of Pentecost at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Brownsville, Texas, a large group of Catholics gathered to participate in a solemn Mass that launched the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage's Juan Diego Route.

A gold monstrance is carried across the Golden Gate Bridge to launch a two-month journey. One man realizes that each moment holds a golden opportunity.

The pilgrimage routes trace what organizers call "a sign of the cross over the nation," as pilgrims traverse 6,500 miles across 27 states and 65 dioceses.

Christ will bring others to love him in the Eucharist through the lives of those who already do.