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Pope’s Sunday Angelus: ‘Offer Tenderness and Steer Clear of Hypocrisy’






Pope Adds St. Isaac of Nineveh to Roman Martyrology in Honor of Persecuted
Middle East Christians...

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Pope Francis Keeps Accidentally Tweeting About the New Orleans Saints — and the
Team Is Loving It...

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Getting out, Getting Away With It, and Belle the Beast...
Ed Condon
It’s the day after the day after the day after the night before and, from at
least where I am sitting, a lot of people are still “processing” the result of
the presidential election. For what it’s worth, my abiding takeaway from it all
is this: While I have been telling anyone who asked me all year that I thought
Donald Trump looked certain to win...

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How Trump’s Win Could Impact the US Bishops’ Agenda...
Jonathan Liedl
When the U.S. bishops gather in Baltimore Nov. 11-14, there will be something of
an elephant in the room. That’s because the annual U.S. Conference of Catholic
Bishops’ fall assembly will be taking place one week after Republican contender
Donald Trump secured a return to the White House by soundly defeating Democratic
Vice President Kamala Harris...

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Catholics need to live differently, and prepare to pay the cost of our
resistance...
Francis X. Maier
The go-to Catholic posture in this country, especially over the last 60 years,
has been assimilation and cooperation with the surrounding culture. In
assimilating, we’ve been digested by the culture we were meant to evangelize.
Too often, our distinct Catholic convictions, along with our sense of mission,
have been bleached away. The cost of that strategy was most painfully obvious...

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If He Only Had a Heart: Tesla’s Tin Man and the Love of Christ...

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How you can get a plenary indulgence by praying for the faithful departed this
week...

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John Paul II: Communism fell because people under its yoke took ‘the risk of
freedom’...

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Bret Stephens: A Party of Prigs and Pontificators Suffers a Humiliating Defeat
[NYTimes Paywall]...

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‘Profoundly Relieved’: Major Abortion Amendment in Florida Fails to Pass...

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Being Prophets, the News, and Giant Asteroids...
J.D. Flynn
You already know it’s election day, and you’ve probably already voted. You might
also know that today is the customary feast of Sts. Elizabeth and Zechariah, the
parents of John the Baptist. Elizabeth and Zechariah were prophets. They saw the
presence of God in the world, and they said so. And they raised their son to be
a prophet too, with Zechariah telling John from infancy...

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What You Should Know About the Tower of Babel...
Msgr. Charles Pope
In the story of the great flood, we saw how evil and sin had grown so fast and
become so serious that God saw it necessary to cleanse the whole world and
dramatically prune the human family. While the flood was a severe measure, that
tells us how bad the problem had become! The flood was like a giant “bath” that
cleansed the world, making an end of sin and new beginning for goodness to grow.

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Pope Francis at Gregorian University Warns of ‘Coca-Cola Spirituality’...

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10 Things You Should Know About the Prophet Isaiah...
Clement Harrold
The Book of Isaiah is known as the fifth Gospel. While this title is often
applied to the Holy Land, the Church Fathers also used it to describe the book
of Isaiah. More than any other prophet, Isaiah points forward time and again to
Christ. Appropriately, therefore, the book of Isaiah is second only to the
Psalms in being the biblical book most quoted in the New Testament.

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Chicago Auxiliary Bishop Jeffrey Grob Named Next Archbishop of Milwaukee...

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Live Your Life With an Eye on Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell...

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Last Night, Court Reports, and Fly Away Home...



Bells of Notre Dame Cathedral Ring for the First Time Since Devastating Fire 5
Years Ago...

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St. Thérèse's Little Way was a quiet rejection of an insidious heresy...

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Jefferson City’s Bishop McKnight Reverses Ban on Tacky Tunes; ‘Synodal Process’
to Guide Church Music Selection...

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Constitutional Court in Spain Forces 480-Year-Old Catholic Brotherhood to Admit
Woman...

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Why Was the Synod So Silent on the Traditional Latin Mass?
Edward Pentin
One of the persistent criticisms of the final assembly of the Synod on
Synodality has been that, despite its frequent emphasis on listening and
dialogue, several relevant and important voices went unheard. In his final
assessment of the synod, George Weigel identified some of these voices as
happily married couples, Catholic educators resisting today’s “woke” culture,
and healthcare professionals living a culture of life.

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What Hath Commonweal Wrought? Catholic Lay Opinion Journalism 100 Years Later...
Peter Wolfgang
I went through a brief phase in the mid 1990s where I would have called myself a
“Commonweal Catholic.” It was already long past the midcentury golden age
described by the Times. But the Times description of Commonweal “as a kind of
Catholic version of The New Republic” resonates with me, for reasons different
than those meant by the Times. At the height of The New Republic’s Marty Peretz
era, in the 1980s and ‘90s...

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Some Thoughts Upon Returning from the Second Session of the Synod...
Bishop Robert Barron
I returned just a few days ago from the second session of the Synod on
Synodality in Rome, and I will confess to feeling a tad exhausted. As I’ve
mentioned before, the synod is a full four weeks long, and the workdays are
intense. So, though it was, to be sure, a rich experience, I’m glad that it’s
over, and I’m glad to be home. I would like to share with you some general
impressions and assessments of the experience and also look at a few particular
issues that were discussed in the synod’s final document.

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3 Ways to Rediscover a Father...
John Cuddeback
Much of what we need in life we must ask for. As this is simply a given, it
points to the importance of learning how, what, and whom to ask. Thomas Aquinas
holds that we can naturally know that there is a God who can help us, and who is
worthy of honor and worship. But to know God as a Father, and to approach him as
such, is yet another thing.

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Kamala Harris hoped to ride abortion to another post-Dobbs Democratic victory.
It didn’t work...

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3 States Reject Pro-Abortion Ballot Measures While 7 Other States Expand
Abortion...

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Pride, After a Fall...
Anthony Esolen
Iam relieved to find that Pope Francis has refrained from saying that someday we
may be conferring, or pretending to confer, Holy Orders upon women. It keeps
alive the possibility that the churches East and West may reunite. It averts an
inevitable and devastating schism. It allows the faithful to retain their trust
that, as Sigrid Undset’s convert Paul Selmer says in The Burning Bush, it is the
Church’s boast not to have changed her doctrine, so that what we believe is but
an organic development of truths revealed already to the apostles.

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I’ll Give You $10,000 If You Can Beat My Rock, Paper, Scissors Robot...

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Silent Thought, Loud Control: The Lurid Rise of ‘Thought Crime’ in Modern
Britain...

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Do not underestimate what a resentful attitude can do to your relationship with
Jesus Christ...
Marlon De La Torre
At one time or another many of us have expressed a desire for something or
someone. Whether the desire entails a specific food, location, time to pray, or
attention from another person, the need to have these desires met is part of our
human condition. We are created to experience both spiritual and physical
desires that when properly ordered express genuine gratitude toward God our
Father...

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6 Takeaways from the Gospel on the Two Great Commandments of Love...
Tom Hoopes
The question from the scribe about the commandments comes after a number of
challenges to Jesus on the week he died. First, Herodians and Pharisees and
Sadducees tried to trap him with tough questions, and Jesus did verbal jiu jitsu
to win each time while teaching something important. But that isn’t what happens
here, in the Gospel of Mark...

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Pope’s Sunday Angelus: ‘The Source of Everything Is Love’...

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Chaldean Archbishop of Erbil: ‘The Whole Middle East Is Burning’...

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