Alyssa Murphy
Managing Editor, Digital Assets at National Catholic Register
Managing Editor of Digital Assets | @NCRegister | @EWTN | @EWTNews | Producer @CatholicAssoc | Former @aliceradio @bpshow @hbo @dcjazzfest | Wife&Mum | #Summa
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1 week ago |
aciprensa.com | Alyssa Murphy
Mientras el mundo espera atentamente la aparición del humo blanco en el Vaticano, tras observar la solemne procesión de cardenales hacia la Capilla Sixtina y el inicio del cónclave, un nuevo papa es celebrado lejos de Roma, en Georgia (Estados Unidos). En el tranquilo campus de Pinecrest Academy, la pompa y la ceremonia que vimos hoy tuvieron lugar ayer en esta escuela católica, durante un cónclave papal simulado organizado por los estudiantes.
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1 week ago |
ncregister.com | Alyssa Murphy
The Register, the only Catholic newspaper to have received an interview with the newly elected ‘pontiff,’ heard from ‘Pope David’ exclusively. Young ‘Pope David’ greets the faithful throughout the halls of Pinecrest Academy, along with his cardinals and security detail.
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2 weeks ago |
ncregister.com | Alyssa Murphy
The year she was born, St. Pius X was pope, and she lived to see this past Saturday’s funeral of Pope Francis. Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, the oldest person in the world, died April 30. (photo: Nathália Queiroz/ACI Digital / EWTN News) Blogs May 1, 2025 The oldest person in the world, Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, has died. Born in 1908 in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, she once said it was her relationship with God that kept her going all these years.
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2 weeks ago |
ncregister.com | Alyssa Murphy
From his very first ‘urbi et orbi’ to his last, the Holy Father called us all to remember the human person, especially in these moving moments. Pope Francis embraces Dominic Gondreau prior to his first blessing ‘urbi et orbi’ from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica during Easter Mass on March 31, 2013, in Vatican City, Vatican.
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1 month ago |
ncregister.com | Alyssa Murphy
Now serving as director of The Pontifical Missions Societies USA, Msgr. Roger Landry has been traveling the globe bringing Christ to the far corners of the Earth. His latest travels brought him to Vietnam, where he visited Catholics suffering from leprosy. Giving witness to what he saw after celebrating Mass in a beautifully packed church, Msgr.
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