Serenity in the Midst of Storms: The Catholic Call to Keeping Calm
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By Alyssa Murphy, National Catholic Register February 12, 2026
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During this time of public unrest, even violence, in places like Minneapolis, Archbishop Naumann, Bishop Burbidge and others offer guidance on how to react as Catholics.
With the gravity of the situation on the ground in Minneapolis still looming large, many Catholics all over the country have felt a sense of alarm, left feeling anxious and agitated, spurred on by the ongoing social-media conversations that seem to exacerbate these chaotic times.
ICE operations on the ground have led to protests, some turning violent; tragically, two people have died, resulting in even more unrest.
As Catholics, we are called to be calm and to be peacemakers.
But in a world so fraught with conflict, how do we do that? …
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