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Four key insights from Magnifica Humanitas

July 14, 2026 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 5

St. Augustine uses the image of two cities to define the central conflict that runs throughout history between the self-love that constitutes the City of Man and the divine love that forms the City of […]

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Saint Kateri Tekakwitha’s path to holiness

July 14, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

Saint Camillus de Lellis founded a religious order that cares for the sick all over the world. But in the United States, his feast day is translated to another date so that Americans can honor […]

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Chicago Archdiocese investigates sex abuse accusation against activist priest

July 13, 2026 Kate Quiñones 35

The Archdiocese of Chicago has withdrawn Father Michael Pfleger from ministry to review an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor in an instance that allegedly occurred more than 30 years ago. […]

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Papal nuncio to Great Britain: A visit from Pope Leo is ‘likely’

July 13, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 13

The apostolic nuncio to Great Britain, Archbishop Miguel Maury, has been in the Vatican’s diplomatic service for nearly four decades. […]

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On the fragile margins of existence: A review of Little House on the Prairie

July 12, 2026 Nick Olszyk 5

Distribution Service: Netflix FCC Rating: TV-PG Reel Rating: 4 out of 5 stars I was vaguely aware of the Little House book series as a child, but it was for girls, and I was expected to read Hardy […]

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The joys, sufferings, and spiritual fruits of the marriage of Louis and Zelie Martin

July 12, 2026 Dawn Beutner 6

While Saint Thérèse of Lisieux seemed to live an ordinary life in a middle-class French family, her autobiography is far from ordinary. The Story of a Soul has inspired millions of Catholics to recognize that, […]

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Opinion: Overthinking the Pledge of Allegiance

July 12, 2026 Gene M. Van Son 22

A recent article by Kenneth Craycraft, here at Catholic World Report, asked the question: “Should Catholics say the Pledge of Allegiance?” It suggested that Catholics need to think about what they are saying when they […]

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The Incarnate Word draws upon creation to reveal salvation and the Kingdom

July 11, 2026 Carl E. Olson 4

Readings: • Isa 55:10-11 • Psa 65:10, 11, 12-13, 14 • Rom 8:18-23 • Matt 13:1-23 This Sunday’s readings each refer, in some way, to creation and the natural world. And each also reveals something […]

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The original vision and attraction of Saint Benedict

July 11, 2026 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 29

St. Benedict is honored today in the revised Roman calendar, while his feast is kept on March 21 (the date of his death) in the earlier calendar and among Benedictines, who also keep this date […]

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Catholic bishop: ‘There’s no political will in fight against terrorism in Nigeria’

July 10, 2026 Abah Anthony John 5

Bishop Stephen Dami Mamza of the Diocese of Yola says the Nigerian government lacks the will to end the persistent insecurity that has claimed thousands of lives in the West African country. […]

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