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Jenna Cooper
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Canonist and Columnist, OSV News
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By Jenna Cooper| Catholic Review Verified Q: I have a close friend who is in OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) and is very serious about her faith and becoming Catholic. She is very disappointed that she won’t be able to be baptized and join the church this Easter because she still has an annulment case in progress at our marriage tribunal. Isn’t there something that could have been done to speed the process up for her?
By Jenna Cooper, Wilton Cardinal Gregory, Msgr. John Enzler| Catholic Standard Verified Dennis Dulniak, president of Nana’s Books Foundation, visited St. Anthony Catholic School in Washington, D.C., on April 7 to donate more than 600 books to students and classrooms as part of an initiative to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other physical and mental disabilities. The foundation, created in memory of Dulniak’s late wife, Nancy, has provided more than 20,000 books to Title I schools across 11 states and Washington, D.C., since its founding.
By Jenna Cooper, Wilton Cardinal Gregory, Msgr. John Enzler| Catholic Standard Verified VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Pope Francis is going without supplemental oxygen for longer periods and is continuing therapy to recover his voice and to recover his physical strength, the Vatican press office said, but he also is increasing the number of private meetings he is holding with the heads of Vatican offices.
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OSV News
L'Osservatore Romano is the daily newspaper of Vatican City State, founded in 1861 with papal approval. It serves as a primary source of information on the activities of the Holy See and the Catholic Church, providing insights into political, social, and theological matters. The newspaper is headquartered in Vatican City and operates under the ownership of the Holy See. The publication offers a daily Italian edition and weekly editions in nine languages, including English, French, and Spanish. It covers papal activities, Vatican documents, and global events, focusing on Catholic teachings. Key features include official updates on papal appointments, editorials analyzing moral implications of global developments, and full texts of important Vatican statements. L'Osservatore Romano serves a diverse audience, including Catholic clergy, diplomatic corps, and individuals interested in authoritative coverage of Vatican affairs.
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