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Advent and Christmas in Nigeria: Catholics adjusting amid the pandemic

December 13, 2020 Patrick Egwu 3

With the Christmas season and celebrations in view, Catholics around the world are re-adjusting their spiritual lives to the changing times and prevailing circumstances in attending masses and other liturgical functions of the Advent Season. […]

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St. John Paul II: 1,700 professors respond to ‘wave of accusations’ against Polish pope

December 12, 2020 Catholic News Agency 23

CNA Staff, Dec 12, 2020 / 01:15 am (CNA).- Hundreds of professors have signed an appeal defending St. John Paul II following criticism of the Polish pope in the wake of the McCarrick Report. The […]

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SSPX parish in California freed from COVID-19 restrictions

December 11, 2020 Joseph M. Hanneman 8

County health inspectors can no longer surveil and harass worshippers at Our Lady of the Angels Church near Los Angeles or attempt to otherwise enforce California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s COVID-19 regulations that banned indoor Masses […]

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‘All are Welcome’ not a welcome hymn at Mass, USCCB committee says

December 10, 2020 Catholic News Agency 95

CNA Staff, Dec 10, 2020 / 07:01 pm (CNA).- The doctrine committee of the US bishops’ conference (USCCB) earlier this year produced a guide to evaluating the lyrics of hymns on the basis of their […]

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Overcoming America’s profound confusion about freedom

December 10, 2020 Casey Chalk 31

The Left, Republicans warned in this year’s election, hate liberty. “They want to steal your liberty, your freedom,” declared prominent former Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle during an August 24th speech at the Republican National […]

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Pandemic causes up to 40% drop in income of French parishes

December 10, 2020 Catholic News Agency 0

CNA Staff, Dec 10, 2020 / 03:00 pm (CNA).- The Catholic Church in France estimates that it lost more than $100 million due to the country’s two coronavirus lockdowns this year. “With the two lockdowns […]

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A Heavy Head: A review of The Crown: Season 4

December 10, 2020 Nick Olszyk 9

The Crown: Season 4 Netflix, 2020 MPAA Rating: TV-MA USCCB Rating: NR Reel Rating: 4 out of 5 reels For three hundred years after entering the Promised Land, Israel’s government was a loose confederation of […]

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St. Juan Diego hailed as messenger of hope, healing for Native Americans

December 9, 2020 Catholic News Agency 3

CNA Staff, Dec 9, 2020 / 06:48 pm (CNA).- The Feast of St. Juan Diego, an Aztec peasant who witnessed an indigenous apparition of the Virgin Mary and later became the first canonized indigenous American […]

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New edition of Meditations on the Litany of Loreto presents Newman’s profound Mariology

December 9, 2020 Bud Marr 4

For a nineteenth-century Anglican minister, John Henry Newman harbored a surprising level of devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. He dedicated an 1832 sermon, for instance, to instructing his congregation on the reverence that is […]

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Analysis: What a Becerra HHS could mean for Catholics

December 9, 2020 Catholic News Agency 16

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Dec 9, 2020 / 03:30 pm (CNA).- On Monday, President-elect Joe Biden tapped California attorney general Xavier Becerra to head the Department of Health and Human Services. If appointed, Becerra will lead […]

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