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Archbishop Coakley says loss of federal funds ended resettlement services but not core mission

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By Tyler Arnold Verified, Anne Hendershott
| Catholic World Report Verified
Archbishop Coakley says loss of federal funds ended resettlement services but not core mission By Tyler Arnold for EWTN News Coakley discussed immigration on EWTN’s “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo.” USCCB President Archbishop Paul Coakley talks with “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo,” Aug. 13, 2026.
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Archbishop Coakley Says Loss of Federal Funds Ended Resettlement Services but Not Core Mission

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By Tyler Arnold Verified
| National Catholic Register Verified
Archbishop Coakley discussed immigration on EWTN’s 'The World Over with Raymond Arroyo.' USCCB President Archbishop Paul Coakley talks with 'The World Over with Raymond Arroyo,' Aug. 13, 2026.
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UN finds increase in migrant deaths on 2 routes in early 2026 amid Vatican concerns

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By Tyler Arnold Verified, Robert Barron Verified
| Catholic World Report Verified
UN finds increase in migrant deaths on 2 routes in early 2026 amid Vatican concerns By Tyler Arnold for EWTN News The U.N. found an increase in migrant deaths from drowning incidents in the Mediterranean Sea, an issue about which Pope Leo XIV has expressed serious concerns. Crosses mark graves at a cemetery in Lampedusa that includes the bodies of people who have died in the Mediterranean Sea.
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