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- 1Teaching children the Bible as story, not rule book▼To teach kids the Bible, remember it’s not a rule book
U.S. Catholic argues that when teaching children the Bible, adults should present it as a story of faith rather than a rule book. The piece suggests kids engage better with scripture when it is framed as narrative and relationship with God, instead of a list of commands to obey.
- 2US bishops urge prayer and action ahead of Mental Health Sunday●U.S. bishops call Catholics to prayer and action ahead of Mental Health Sunday
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is calling on Catholics to pray and take action ahead of Mental Health Sunday, an observance encouraging parishes to address mental illness and support those affected. The bishops' appeal invites dioceses to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and offer pastoral care. Coverage of the initiative comes from Catholic media outlets reporting on the Church's growing focus on mental health ministry.
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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has called on American Catholic voters to let their faith guide their political choices, ahead of upcoming elections. The bishops' message encourages voters to weigh moral and religious principles when evaluating candidates and policies, rather than following party loyalty. The statement is being circulated by Catholic media outlets and is drawing attention in a politically divided climate.