John Lavenburg is a journalist who specializes in covering Catholic news and issues. He has written for publications such as Crux, The Catholic Herald, The Tablet Publishing Company, Inc., and has been featured in The Catholic Standard. His articles often focus on topics such as religious persecution, church leadership, and social justice within the Catholic community.
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John Lavenburg's articles primarily focus on the Catholic Church, bishops, abuse scandals, and social programs. His coverage attributes highlight a significant interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations within the context of the Catholic Church. When reaching out to him for potential contributions or sources, consider experts with knowledge of how these issues intersect with government and politics as well as those who have insights into cultural and societal impacts.
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NEW YORK – In the month or so since former President Donald Trump was elected to occupy the White House for a second term, the majority of American bishops have either not commented on the election publicly, or issued a generic statement about the importance of civility, unity, and democracy. That extends to the United
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks to reporters after a news conference in New York, Monday, Sept. 30, 2024. (Seth Wenig/AP.)
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NEW YORK – The Catholic Church in New York has said it will not contest any forthcoming policy on the deportation of illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Leaders of the U.S. Bishops’ Conference are urging lawmakers in the Senate to remove a provision that would require women to add their name to the registry used if there is ever a military draft.
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Recent comments from New York City Mayor Eric Adams that he supports deporting undocumented immigrants who commit crimes will not receive pushback from Catholic Charities of New York executive director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan. Msgr. Sullivan does, however, urge Adams to be very careful in how he implements any such policy.
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In an effort to “continue building bridges and combat antisemitism,” the U.S. Bishops’ Conference and American Jewish Committee have published a new version of the latter’s glossary of antisemitic rhetoric.
In a Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe message, 12 California Catholic bishops assured their closeness with the migrants in their communities, and called for policies that “restore a sense of security and peace” for citizens and migrants alike.
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Citing the “devastating social, political, and economic crises in Haiti, the U.S. Bishops’ Conference is urging Congress before the New Year to renew two pieces of legislation that exist to provide the island nation an economic boost.
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When Archbishop Christopher Coyne of Hartford was named apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Norwich in September, he said one of his first orders of business was to put to bed an “ugly” rumor that had begun to circulate.
At a time when many diocesan years-long initiatives center on evangelization and revitalization efforts, or sustainability through parish closures and mergers, the Diocese of Fall River has taken a different tact.
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