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  • [ May 25, 2026 ] When to say ‘no’ to AI in the classroom and at home: A key warning of Magnifica Humanitas News Briefs
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Report says majority of TV, film viewers find content with faith themes more appealing

January 29, 2026 EWTN News 0

Research reveals American media viewers want “more accurate” depictions of faith in storytelling. Consumers of all ages and backgrounds said faith in entertainment is broadly appealing, according to research released this week. The Jan. 28 […]

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Vatican endorses Journey to Redemption 2033, a global youth renewal movement

January 29, 2026 EWTN News 1

The Vatican is lending its support to the Journey to Redemption 2033, a youth movement focused on spiritual renewal and culminating in a pilgrimage to Jerusalem to commemorate the Redemption. The Vatican has endorsed the Journey […]

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Dominican friars announce date of annual rosary pilgrimage and novena

January 29, 2026 EWTN News 1

The daylong pilgrimage includes Eucharistic adoration, confession, praying of the rosary, and the celebration of Mass. The Dominican Friars of St. Joseph have announced that their annual Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage will take place this year […]

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Vatican secretary of state: Minneapolis situation is ‘unacceptable’

January 29, 2026 EWTN News 5

Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin addressed the violence that has erupted during U.S. immigration enforcement operations. The Vatican’s secretary of state, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, said on Jan. 28 that the violence that has […]

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On the laity and the prudential application of moral principles

January 29, 2026 Father Jerry J. Pokorsky 17

In the prescient 1980s BBC comedy series Yes, Prime Minister, Prime Minister Jim Hacker must choose the next Anglican bishop of Bury St. Edmunds. His choice is between an atheist and a socialist. The prime […]

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Word on Fire to provide new Liturgy of the Hours to every seminarian in the U.S.

January 28, 2026 EWTN News 3

Seminarians across the U.S. will receive the new Liturgy of the Hours at no cost. On the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, Jan. 28, Word on Fire announced that the ministry will provide a complete […]

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Trump tries to pause abortion pill lawsuit over Louisiana attorney general’s objections

January 28, 2026 EWTN News 2

The Justice Department is asking a federal court to pause Louisiana’s lawsuit that challenges the deregulation of abortion pills, noting that the FDA is already conducting a review. President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) […]

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Arkansas bishop draws comparisons in U.S. societal dynamics to Nazi Germany

January 28, 2026 EWTN News 16

Bishop Anthony Taylor, drawing on personal family losses in the Holocaust, is warning against parallels to Nazi Germany in U.S. society. Little Rock, Arkansas, Bishop Anthony Taylor issued a statement comparing the “moral decline of […]

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Amid unrest over immigration enforcement, USCCB president calls for ‘Holy Hour for peace’

January 28, 2026 EWTN News 0

“Let us pray for reconciliation where there is division, for justice where there are violations of fundamental rights, and for consolation for all who feel overwhelmed by fear or loss,” Coakley said. Archbishop Paul Coakley, […]

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Nuns leave Nicaragua after years of evangelization, deny expulsion

January 28, 2026 EWTN News 0

The Capuchin Tertiary Sisters of the Holy Family announced that after discernment but without coercion, they are leaving Nicaragua, having fulfilled their goals in the country. The Capuchin Tertiary Sisters of the Holy Family announced […]

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