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MOVIE REVIEW: All Saints, an inspirational story with good intentions

Sincere but less than slick, the low-key, fact-based drama All Saints celebrates Christian faith and family life. Believers, accordingly will likely be inclined to overlook its artistic shortcomings. The story is about the titular Episcopal Parish in Smyrna, Tennessee. With its dwindling congregation down to a mere dozen, the church appears to have no future. By John Mulderig.

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INTERNATIONAL: Pope Francis: Church is always in need of repair, reform

Although the Church is built upon a strong foundation, it is always in need of being reformed and repaired, Pope Francis told pilgrims gathered in St Peter’s Square, before reciting the Angelus prayer on 27 August. “Even with us today, Jesus wants to continue building his church, this house with solid foundations yet where cracks aren’t lacking and which still needs to be repaired.” By Junno Arocho Esteves.

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INTERNATIONAL Pope Francis says vacation time should be prayer time

Pope Francis prays at the tomb of Blessed Paul VI in the grotto of St. Peter’s Basilica on 6 August, the 39th anniversary of Pope Paul’s death. Photo: CNS photo/La Osservatore Romano. Summertime can and should be a time for extra prayer, a moment of peace that allows Christians to savour the joy of their relationship with Jesus and find new strength to reach out with love to others, Pope...
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Build communities that support positive change, Pope Francis tells youths

Pope Francis has this week urged young Brazilian Catholics to follow the example of Mary by courageously setting out to improve their society with love for the poor and a commitment to make real connections with other people.

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Pope Francis waves as he leads the Angelus from the window of his studio overlooking St Peter's Square on July 30 at the Vatican. Photo: CNS/Tony Gentile, Reuters.

INTERNATIONAL: Pope prays for dialogue, reconciliation in Jerusalem

Pope Francis has last weekend called on Muslims and Jews in the Holy Land to “moderation and dialogue” as tensions continued around a key site in Jerusalem that is sacred to members of both faiths.

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Palestinians pray on the street close to Lion's Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem on July 22. Muslims have been converging outside the gate for prayers after Israel erected metal detectors near the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, in response to a July 14 shooting. Photo:CNS/Atef Safati, EPA.

INTERNATIONAL: Laziness, vices prevent seeds of Gospel from taking root, Pope Francis says

“Jesus doesn’t draw people to him by conquering them but by giving himself, like a sower, spreading with patience and generosity his word, which isn’t a cage or a trap, but a seed that can bear fruit if people welcome it,” the Holy Father said.

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God proposes - not imposes - His Gospel and offer of salvation, putting the responsibility of being open to and moved by his message on the listener, Pope Francis said before praying the Angelus July 16. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring.

Africa Emergency Appeal calls for all hands on deck to raise life-saving funds for those in need

20 million people are currently on the threshold of famine in seven countries in East Africa and Yemen. This major crisis has been driven by droughts, climate change, inflation and ongoing conflict in some countries.

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Joseph Malis, 39, photographed with his daughter in his tent in Bidi Bidi refugee camp in northern Uganda. Malis fled his home in Gimono village, South Sudan, after government soldiers burned it down and killed three people there in August. Malis already harvested the first of his crop of cow-peas, grown from seeds donated by Caritas, which he used to supplement the family’s diet of maize and beans.

Ordained a priest, former Manchester United footballer’s goal is Christ

Former Irish soccer pro Philip Mulryne was last weekend ordained a priest of the Order of Preachers, or Dominicans.

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Former Irish soccer pro Philip Mulryne was last weekend ordained a priest of the Order of Preachers, or Dominicans. Photos: Irish Province of the Dominican Order/www.dominicans.ie

INTERNATIONAL: Pope Francis: Hunger caused by ‘indifference of many, selfishness of a few’

The international community must not remain resigned to the plight of those suffering hunger and malnutrition, which is often caused by indifference and selfishness, Pope Francis said in a message to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation conference on 3 July.

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A farmer harvests wheat with a combine in Sehnde, Germany, on 17 August 2016. Photo: CNS photo/Julian Stratenschulte.

INTERNATIONAL: Living the Gospel is risky, embrace challenges with courage

Better to take the risk of carrying the freshness of the Gospel to others than to be a “museum Christian” afraid of change, Pope Francis told Serra International during an audience with its members in Rome.

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Pope Francis prays as he leads a June 23 audience at the Vatican with members of Serra International, which held its 75th international convention in Rome from June 22 to 25. Photo:CNS/L'Osservatore Romano.

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