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‘A Kind of Last Hurrah for Liberal Catholicism?’: Three Conservative Catholics on Pope Francis and the Conclave
Ross Douthat, a Times Opinion columnist, hosted an online conversation with Michael Brendan Dougherty, a senior writer at ...
National Catholic Register6d
How the Absence of Prayer Brings Chaos and Misery, the Power of the Saint Michael Prayer, and More Great Links!
The Galleon, the Tyrant, and the 26 Martyrs of Nagasaki – Luke O’Hara at Kirishtan.com ...
WTAP on MSN1d
Area Catholics discuss what they hope for in new Pope
With the beginning of the Papal Conclave on May 7, 1.4 billion Catholics across the world are waiting to see who the 267th ...
WWLP on MSN12d
The Catholic church celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Feast of the Divine Mercy while remembering Pope Francis
Every year on the second Sunday of Easter, Catholics are called to confess, take part in holy communion, and prayat the ...
Black smoke billows as cardinals’ first conclave vote yields no new pope: Highlights
More than 130 cardinals from all over the world are gathering today for the papal conclave, through which a new head of the ...
The Washington Post7d
America’s first taxpayer-funded religious school would teach math — and Mass
Students would also be required to attend Catholic Mass. “I don’t see anything that would surprise me if it was taught at a private Catholic school,” said Michael Graziano, a professor of ...
National Catholic Reporter13d
Catholic News Service
Pope Francis was a pastor first, "so consistently, so spontaneously and with such deep conviction," that it will remain a gift to the Catholic Church, said Cardinal Michael Czerny. With his death ...