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2 days ago |
thebostonpilot.com | Kimberley A. Heatherington |Lucia Silecchia |Jenna Cooper
Your browser does not support the audio element. (OSV News) -- While the world is still just getting to know him, first impressions appear to hint that Pope Leo XIV doesn't seem like a pontiff to say, "I told you so."But maybe he did.
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4 days ago |
angelusnews.com | Maria Wiering |Kimberley A. Heatherington
Catholics are encouraged to turn out in strong numbers for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage's Eucharistic processions to counter the growing number of anti-Catholic protesters who have afflicted the route's public events from the first week. "We need to be there. We need to show up for Jesus," said Jason Shanks, president of National Eucharistic Congress Inc. "This is the Way-of-the-Cross type of pilgrimage.
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5 days ago |
detroitcatholic.com | Kimberley A. Heatherington |Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
(OSV News) ─ "We are not living an era of change," said Pope Francis in November 2015, "but a change of era."Since the late pontiff addressed his words to a national conference of the Italian Catholic Church almost a decade ago, the pace of that change has perceptibly accelerated, with rapid developments in artificial intelligence in the headlines seemingly continuous and even dizzying. An awareness of that reality could elicit many responses, including anxiety and indecision.
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2 weeks ago |
ncronline.org | Ken Stone |Kimberley A. Heatherington
Alasdair Chalmers MacIntyre, a philosopher renowned for his study of virtue-based ethics, and his work across the disciplines of philosophy, theology and politics, died May 21 at age 96. For MacIntyre, ethics and morality weren't merely a dusty collection of abstract rules, but a living tradition meant to vigorously inform and guide the individual and collective pursuit of the common good.
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2 weeks ago |
angelusnews.com | Robert Barron |Kimberley A. Heatherington |Hannah Brockhaus |Cindy Wooden
As some of you perhaps know, I was in Rome earlier this month, providing commentary for various news networks who were covering the papal conclave. It was a fascinating, exhausting, and exhilarating seven days! And it culminated, to everyone’s astonishment, with the election of a pope from America, indeed from my own hometown of Chicago. Because I was moving from network to network, I spent a lot of time driving around Rome, going from pillar to post.
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