Nuns Fret Not at Their Convent’s Narrow Room
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by Karen Popp
13h ago
Nuns fret not at their convent’s narrow room; And hermits are contented with their cells; And students with their pensive citadels; Maids at the wheel, the weaver at his loom, The post Nuns Fret Not at Their Convent’s Narrow Room appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Pope’s new autobiography reveals corruption he has chosen not to address
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by Karen Popp
13h ago
In a meeting with Emeritus Pope Benedict, Pope Francis was given files about Vatican corruption. In his new autobiography, Hope, it’s clear the pope has not attacked the sources of The post Pope’s new autobiography reveals corruption he has chosen not to address appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory
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by Karen Popp
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The Vatican City State has toughened sanctions for those who try to illegally enter its territory in areas where free access is not allowed. In a decree issued last month The post Vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Pope’s new autobiography: Benedict gave me box of ‘painful secrets’
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by Karen Popp
13h ago
At the beginning of Pope Francis’s papacy, his predecessor handed him a large white box stuffed with confidential documents relating to the “most difficult and painful situations” involving the Vatican, The post Pope’s new autobiography: Benedict gave me box of ‘painful secrets’ appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Theology of geography: the significance the site of Christ’s baptism
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by Karen Popp
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Jesus began his public ministry at the lowest place on earth so we may ascend to the Father. His baptism took place in the Jordan River, in a valley east The post Theology of geography: the significance the site of Christ’s baptism appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Second Thoughts on the L.A. Fires
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by Michael Pakaluk
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“Among mortals, second thoughts are wiser,” wrote Euripides famously.  Our first thought when someone suffers a loss should simply be condolence; followed by silence and a prayer.  But then inevitably The post Second Thoughts on the L.A. Fires appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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The Catholic roots of the Presidential Medal of Freedom
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by Karen Popp
2d ago
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was established under President John F. Kennedy, but he was assassinated before he had the opportunity to bestow the medals upon the 31 members of The post The Catholic roots of the Presidential Medal of Freedom appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Ortegas’ oppression of Catholics continues
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by Karen Popp
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The new year has seen the Nicaraguan dictatorship cancel the legal personhood of 15 nonprofit organizations, adding to the more than 5,400 nongovernmental organizations shut down since 2018 by the The post Ortegas’ oppression of Catholics continues appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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Italian bishops: ‘gay seminarian policy’ reports are fake news
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by Karen Popp
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The episcopal conference spoke after worldwide reporting on its norms last week claimed that Italy’s bishops had taken steps toward the priestly ordination of men who identify as gay and The post Italian bishops: ‘gay seminarian policy’ reports are fake news appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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A Monk ther was
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by Karen Popp
2d ago
A Monk ther was, a fair for the maistrie, An outridere, that lovede venerie; A manly man, to been an abbot able. Ful many a deyntee hors hadde he in The post A Monk ther was appeared first on The Catholic Thing ..read more
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