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Phoenix bishop defends speaking out on Communion: 'The care of souls is our first concern' – Catholic World Report

Washington D.C., May 14, 2021 / 14:00 pm America/Denver (CNA).
The Bishop of Phoenix said on Thursday that he is protecting the Eucharist, not “politicizing” it, by teaching that Catholic politicians cannot support abortion and receive Communion.
In an interview by EWTN Pro-Life Weekly that aired on Thursday, Bishop Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix was asked to respond to claims that speaking out about pro-abortion Catholic politicians was “politicizing” the Eucharist.
“That’s not my intention at all. The Eucharist is the great treasure of the Church. And if it’s not being respected – if people don’t appreciate what this great treasure is – we need to help them understand that,” Bishop Olmsted told EWTN Pro-Life Weekly. ....

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Boulder's faith community comes together to grieve after grocery store shooting

Boulder's faith community comes together to grieve after grocery store shooting
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Bishop says missionary goal is to deliver the 'good news of a God of love'

Denver Auxiliary Bishop Jorge Rodriguez celebrates Mass Feb. 4, 2021, for the opening of the SEEK21 conference. The national conference of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students drew over 27,000 participants for its virtual events Feb. 4-7 and included college students, missionaries, FOCUS alumni, parishioners, young adults, FOCUS benefactors, clergy, religious and others. (CNS photo/courtesy Fellowship of Catholic University Students)
Feb.11, 2021
Catholic News Service
DENVER Denver Auxiliary Bishop Jorge Rodriguez had two questions about sharing the Catholic faith for participants in this year s Fellowship of Catholic University Students conference: Are we presenting in our message the true image of God? Are we delivering the good news of a God of love? ....

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Like Amazon, students should deliver the good news fast, bishop says at SEEK21

Like Amazon, students should deliver the good news fast, bishop says at SEEK21
Denver Auxiliary Bishop Jorge Rodriguez celebrates Mass Feb. 4, 2021, for the opening of the SEEK21 conference. The national conference of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students drew over 27,000 participants for its virtual events Feb. 4-7 and included college students, missionaries, FOCUS alumni, parishioners, young adults, FOCUS benefactors, clergy, religious and others. (CNS photo/courtesy Fellowship of Catholic University Students)
By Catholic News Service • Posted February 12, 2021
DENVER (CNS) Denver Auxiliary Bishop Jorge Rodriguez had two questions about sharing the Catholic faith for participants in this year’s Fellowship of Catholic University Students conference: “Are we presenting in our message the true image of God? Are we delivering the good news of a God of love?” ....

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Bishops Welcome Biden as President, Offering Prayers for the Common Good

The Tablet
January 21, 2021
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden hug as they arrive at the White House in Washington Jan. 20, 2021. (Photo: CNS/Alex Brandon, Pool via Reuters)
WASHINGTON (CNS) Bishops throughout the country welcomed the inauguration of Joe Biden as the nation’s 46th president, saying it was a celebration of democracy and liberty, while praying for unity and reconciliation in the face of deep political divides.
They also called for civil dialogue on issues on which there is disagreement between church doctrine and public policy in statements released Jan. 20.
In addition, several bishops voiced optimism that the new administration will work to achieve the common good and overcome the long-standing challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic and the many threats to human dignity. ....

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