News in the Church: Morning News July 14, 2024
By Pål Johannes Nes
"Welcome to News from the Church, your source for Catholic news and updates from around the world. The news is edited by Pål Johannes Nes, and you're listening to EWTN Norway. This is the Morning News for July 14, 2024. Let's begin with the Saint of the Day."
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Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump is rushed offstage by U.S. Secret Service agents after being grazed by a bullet during a rally Saturday in Butler, Pennsylvania. Butler County district attorney Richard Goldinger said the shooter is dead after injuring former U.S. President Donald Trump, killing one audience member and injuring another in the shooting. (photo: Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)
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News in the Church: Morning News July 14, 2024
By Pål Johannes Nes
"Welcome to News from the Church, your source for Catholic news and updates from around the world. The news is edited by Pål Johannes Nes, and you're listening to EWTN Norway. This is the Morning News for July 14, 2024. Let's begin with the Saint of the Day."
Saint of the Day: St. Kateri Tekakwitha
"Today, we honor St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint in the United States. Known as the 'Lily of the Mohawks,' Kateri converted to Christianity at a young age despite facing significant challenges and opposition. She is remembered for her deep faith, humility, and dedication to prayer. St. Kateri Tekakwitha's legacy continues to inspire many, particularly those who face adversity in their spiritual journeys."
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Trump Injured at Pennsylvania Rally: Secret Service Reports He's Safe
"Former President Donald Trump was injured during a rally in Pennsylvania. According to the Secret Service, Trump is safe and receiving medical attention for his injuries. The incident occurred when a loud noise was heard, causing panic among the attendees. Trump's security team quickly intervened, and he was escorted to safety. The nature of his injuries has not been fully disclosed, but it is believed that they are not life-threatening. The Secret Service is investigating the incident to ensure the former president's continued safety at future events."
Catholics React After Shooting at Former President Donald Trump Rally in Pennsylvania
"Following the shooting at former President Donald Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania, Catholics across the nation have reacted with shock and concern. Many Catholic leaders and communities have called for prayers for Trump's safety and for peace and healing in the country. The incident has brought to light the deep political divisions and the growing tensions in the United States. In statements issued by various dioceses, there has been a strong emphasis on the need for dialogue, understanding, and unity to overcome the current climate of violence and hostility."
Presumed Assassination Attempt Against Donald Trump: Catholics Unite in Prayer
"In the wake of the presumed assassination attempt against Donald Trump, Catholics have united in prayer for his safety and recovery. Various Catholic leaders have issued statements condemning the violence and urging the faithful to pray for peace and the protection of all public figures. This incident has underscored the power of prayer and the importance of maintaining a spirit of compassion and understanding in times of crisis. Many parishes held special prayer services and vigils, calling for God's protection over Trump and all leaders, and for the healing of divisions within the country."
Catholic Leaders React to Trump Shooting: ‘Our Country Needs God’
Former President Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The shooter was killed by authorities, one audience member was killed, and another injured. Catholic leaders, including Bishops David Zubik and Larry Kulick, and Bishop Robert Barron, expressed their prayers and condemnation of the violence. EWTN CEO Michael Warsaw and Kevin Roberts of The Heritage Foundation also called for prayer and an end to inflammatory rhetoric.
'We're in One Boat Moving in the Same Direction': Catholic Archbishop in Uganda Emphasizes Collaboration at Installation
"At his installation, the new Catholic Archbishop in Uganda, Archbishop Lambert Bainomugisha, emphasized the importance of collaboration and unity within the Church. He likened the Church to a boat where everyone must work together to move in the same direction. His message resonated with many, highlighting the need for collective effort and mutual support in fulfilling the Church's mission and addressing the challenges facing the community."
'We Thank You for Your Prayers': Nigerian Catholic Diocese on Release of Kidnapped Priest and Catechist
"The Catholic Diocese in Nigeria has expressed gratitude for the prayers and support received following the release of a kidnapped priest and catechist. The diocese issued a statement thanking everyone for their prayers and highlighting the importance of community solidarity in such difficult times. The safe return of the kidnapped individuals has brought relief and renewed hope to the faithful, underscoring the power of prayer and the importance of standing together in the face of adversity."
"That brings us to the end of today's episode. Thank you for joining us on News from the Church. Remember to tune in this evening for the Evening News, where we'll bring you more updates and stories from the global Catholic community. God bless you all, and may your faith continue to inspire and guide you. This is EWTN Norway, wishing you a peaceful and blessed day."