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Young Washington captures the trials and character of the founding father

July 20, 2026 Nick Olszyk 8

FCC Rating: PG-13 Reel Rating: 4 out of 5 reels As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, I find it rather surprising that Young Washington is the only theatrical film focused on the history […]

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Where is God in the midst of tragedy? A bishop responds following Venezuela earthquakes

July 19, 2026 Andrés Henríquez 1

Carlos Márquez, auxiliary bishop of Caracas, Venezuela, explained that God’s promise is not to eliminate suffering but that amid pain, he will not abandon us. […]

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Bishops of Peru pray for victims of earthquake that leaves at least 5 dead

July 19, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 0

“We express our spiritual closeness to all those affected, to those who have lost their homes, and to those generously participating in rescue, care, and relief efforts,” said Bishop Carlos García. […]

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Weeds, seeds, and “a coded letter left by a Lover”

July 18, 2026 Carl E. Olson 4

Readings: • Wis 12:13, 16-19 • Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16 • Rom 8:26-27 • Mt 13:24-43 What is the Kingdom of God? How does it come about? And how will it grow? These are some […]

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The nobleman who proved that angry, young men can become saints

July 18, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

The phenomenon of angry, young men turning to violence, developing addictions, and wandering aimlessly through life is not new. That’s what the life of Saint Camillus de Lellis (1550-1614) looked like when he was twenty-five […]

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The martyrs of the Spanish Civil War and the remarkable plea of the bishops

July 18, 2026 Alessandra Nucci 45

A few weeks ago, Pope Leo XIV authorized the beatification of 80 more martyrs of the Spanish Civil War, bringing the total number of recognized martyrs of the Church to 2,334. This is still only […]

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What happens when you turn a Saint into a scapegoat?

July 17, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

Everyone knows what a scapegoat is, but few realize that the word comes from the Bible. In Leviticus 16:20-22, Moses told his brother Aaron to take a live goat, lay his hands on the goat’s […]

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Nigeria, Nicaragua, Syria, India cited in index of rising Christian persecution

July 16, 2026 Tessa Gervasini 3

Religious nationalism, state control, terrorism, authoritarianism, and limits on women are among drivers of rising persecution globally, the International Christian Concern (ICC) report said. […]

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Our Lady of the Mountain That Is Christ

July 16, 2026 Donald Jacob Uitvlugt 4

Today (July 16) the Church observes the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. While an optional memorial on the general Roman calendar, both branches of the Carmelite family — the ancient observance and the […]

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“Generational Sin” and the Days of Darkness

July 16, 2026 John Clark 60

There is no such thing as “generational sin.” That sentence may shock some readers who have aligned themselves with well-known Catholic writers and priests who argue to the contrary. The “generational sin” concept is most […]

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