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Robert Brennan

Robert Brennan

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Contributor, Angelus News

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Transportation, Sports, Courts , International Affairs, Urban planning, Religion , Homelessness

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weddings, society news

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Total articles 1166

  • 'Why them and not me,' pope asks after Holy Thursday visit to prison

    By Cindy Wooden Verified, Caroline de Sury, Heather King, Robert Brennan| Angelus News Verified While he did not celebrate Mass or wash the feet of inmates, Pope Francis made his customary Holy Thursday visit to a detention facility, arriving at Rome's Regina Coeli jail at about 3 p.m. April 17. The pope was welcomed by Claudia Clementi, the jail's director, and met with about 70 inmates in the building's rotunda, a space where various wings of the jail intersect.

    By Cindy Wooden Verified, Caroline de Sury, Heather King, Robert Brennan · Angelus News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Several states consider assisted suicide legislation in 2025

    By Kate Scanlon Verified, Cindy Wooden Verified, Heather King, Robert Brennan| Angelus News Verified As legislators in multiple states seek to advance so-called "medical aid in dying" laws, a Catholic ethicist warned the practice was contrary to both Catholic teaching and American ideals. Supporters of physician-assisted suicide argue the practice protects the autonomy of suffering individuals in their final days, but opponents argue the practice disregards the dignity of human life and leaves those who are ill or dying vulnerable to coercion, among other objections.

    By Kate Scanlon Verified, Cindy Wooden Verified, Heather King, Robert Brennan · Angelus News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • 'Why them and not me,' pope asks after Holy Thursday visit to prison

    By Cindy Wooden Verified, Caroline de Sury, Heather King, Robert Brennan| Angelus News Verified While he did not celebrate Mass or wash the feet of inmates, Pope Francis made his customary Holy Thursday visit to a detention facility, arriving at Rome's Regina Coeli jail at about 3 p.m. April 17. The pope was welcomed by Claudia Clementi, the jail's director, and met with about 70 inmates in the building's rotunda, a space where various wings of the jail intersect.

    By Cindy Wooden Verified, Caroline de Sury, Heather King, Robert Brennan · Angelus News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Angelus News

Los Angeles, California, United States

'+1 844-245-6630