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The man who crowned Charlemagne
By The Catholic Nurse
How one man gave away power to put God first.
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Pope Leo Addresses Spanish Parliament on the Right to Life
By Timothy McHugh
As part of his Apostolic visit to Spain, Pope Leo XIV became the first Pope to address the Spanish legislature. He forcefully defended the right to life from conception to natural death.
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Today in History: Pope St Sylvester's Mandate
By The Catholic Nurse
The Mount Mentorello mandate signals that Mother Mary does not appear to announce the new—she appears to restore the true.
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Of Popes, Plagues & Pestilence ...
By The Catholic Nurse
What is the next plague -- and the Church's responsibility?
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Did Jesus have a guardian angel?
By The Catholic Nurse
Who was Jesus' angel in the Gethsemane garden? Was he permanently assigned?
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3 myths attributed to the Catholic Church
By The Catholic Nurse
Assumptions over time have led to false accusations. What is the truth?
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5 most-researched Eucharistic Miracles of the Sacred Heart
By The Catholic Nurse
June is the month that we honor the Sacred Heart. His miracles say, "I AM here for you...."
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10 points from Pope Leo XIV's AI: Magnifica Humanitas
By The Catholic Nurse
The encyclical is 235 pages. What are the most important points?
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AI is 'Imago Homo'
By Gary Sullivan
Inspired by Pope Leo's encyclical, “Magnificent Humanity”, I've been thinking a lot about AI and its limits as a man-made tool... specifically, the ramification of depending on AI which is Imago Homo (made in the image of man).
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Pope Takes Aim at AI in First Encyclical
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Pope Leo XIV is not holding back on AI, as he has been vocal since becoming pope a year ago
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Does God Support Celtic or Rangers?
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
Sport and religion have much in common but replacing Christ´s message with bigotry and hatred on the football field, as is the case with Scotland´s Glasgow Rangers and Celtic, is not the answer
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The pope's telltale skull ...
By The Catholic Nurse
A reluctant priest goes from hermit to imprisoned pope in 5 months. Later exhumation reveals a suspicious hole in his skull.
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"Hatred is a chain, heavier than prison walls ..."
By The Catholic Nurse
The imprisoned pope who refused to hate.
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Data Centers, Artificial Intelligence, and Catholic Church Criticism
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The rise of Artificial Intelligence and Data Centers is becoming a growing concern for many. It's time to take a hard look
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What Would Father John Harvey Say? Calumny Against Courage
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
For many years, Father John Harvey led Courage International to the astounding Apostolate it is today, including the family association EnCourage. After the latest Synod mischaracterization of this wonderful group, I felt troubled. However, contemplating how Father John Harvey -- who I once met--might respond helped bring me peace of mind and soul.
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Pastors not Princes: A call for detachment
By The Catholic Nurse
Francis' popemobile is scheduled to go on tour. Is it charity or celebrity?
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The Church, War, and the Responsibility of Leaders: Archbishop Menamparampil Speaks Out
By Catholic365
Retired Archbishop Thomas Menamparampil reflects on war, Iran, Trump, Pope Leo XIV, media, and the moral responsibility of leaders and believers in times of global conflict, calling for dialogue, restraint, and authentic Christian peace-making.
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