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Bishops from across the United States take part in the USCCB's Fall General Assembly in Baltimore on November 11, 2013.

Archbishop McCarrick and 'Dallas 2'

Nov 1, 2018

By Ed Condon

Nov. 13 will mark sixteen years since Cardinal Bernard Law and then-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick addressed the U.S. bishops’ conference on... Read more

Cardinal Angelo Sodano speaks at the funeral Mass for the former archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Bernard Law.

We all need God’s mercy, cardinal says at Law’s funeral

Dec 21, 2017

By Hannah Brockhaus

At the funeral of Cardinal Bernard Law on Thursday, Cardinal Angelo Sodano said that every one of us is imperfect,... Read more

Cardinal Bernard Law.

Pope Francis and bishops respond to Law’s death as funeral plans finalized

Dec 20, 2017

By Hannah Brockhaus

The Vatican announced Wednesday that the funeral Mass of Cardinal Bernard Law, the former archbishop of Boston who died Dec.... Read more

Cardinal Bernard Law.

Cardinal Bernard Law, formerly of Boston, dies at age 86

Dec 19, 2017

Cardinal Bernard Law has died after a brief hospitalization due to a congenital heart condition, according to sources close to... Read more

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