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Ukrainian art therapist helps people traumatized by the war that took her son
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Ukrainian art therapist helps people traumatized by the war that took her son

Maryann Gogniat EidemillerDecember 4, 20246 min read
Artist and psychologist Tetiana Myalkovska of Ukraine used her art therapy techniques to work with children who have special needs and with her country’s traumatized soldiers returning from the conflict when Russia annexed Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula in 2014.
U.S. basilicas, churches to ring bells at the moment Notre Dame Cathedral reopens
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U.S. basilicas, churches to ring bells at the moment Notre Dame Cathedral reopens

Gina ChristianDecember 3, 20244 min read
As Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris officially reopens Dec. 7-8, bells will ring in churches an ocean away in the United States to celebrate the historic moment.
Notre Dame shines bright as French president visits days before the ‘grande réouverture’
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Notre Dame shines bright as French president visits days before the ‘grande réouverture’

Caroline de SuryDecember 2, 20246 min read
The world was left stunned when the first images of the rebuilt Notre Dame were published and spread with viral speed as President Emmanuel Macron walked through the bright, unrecognizably beautiful Parisian cathedral on Nov. 29, a week ahead of the Dec. 7-8 official reopening.
Seasonal musical feast prepared for Catholics in Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Seasonal musical feast prepared for Catholics in Archdiocese of Baltimore

Gerry JacksonDecember 2, 20248 min read
Musicians and musical directors have prepared a wide array of performances to treat worshipers during the Catholic calendar’s most joyous time of the year.
Why ‘Conclave’ is captivating audiences as the season’s big Indie hit
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Why ‘Conclave’ is captivating audiences as the season’s big Indie hit

Kimberly HeatheringtonDecember 2, 20246 min read
Expected to top $30 million in ticket sales by the time it transitions from movie theaters to streaming services, secular reviews are exuberant and Academy Award buzz abounds for Conclave.
‘It was brought back to life’: Americans react to Notre Dame’s scheduled Dec. 8 reopening
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‘It was brought back to life’: Americans react to Notre Dame’s scheduled Dec. 8 reopening

Kimberly HeatheringtonNovember 30, 20248 min read
Five years later — owing to the courage of Paris’ firefighters, nearly $1 billion from worldwide donors, and the skills of almost 1,000 artisans — Notre Dame is scheduled to reopen to the public Dec. 7-8.
Parish prayer shawl ministry brings ‘a hug from God’ around the globe
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Parish prayer shawl ministry brings ‘a hug from God’ around the globe

Gina ChristianNovember 28, 20245 min read
A prayer shawl ministry at a Pennsylvania parish is wrapping hundreds around the world in what members call “a hug from God.”
Former Femen activist apologizes for desecrating Notre Dame in 2013 protest against church, pope
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Former Femen activist apologizes for desecrating Notre Dame in 2013 protest against church, pope

Caroline de SuryNovember 27, 20245 min read
A decade ago, Marguerite Stern entered Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, screaming and topless, to demonstrate her hatred of the church and the pope. In a gesture of repentance, she has now apologized to Catholics for her actions.
Conference series highlights why the Catholic imagination matters
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Conference series highlights why the Catholic imagination matters

Michael MastromatteoNovember 26, 20245 min read
Anyone hopeful for a stronger Catholic presence in contemporary arts and letters can only be heartened in the aftermath of the recent Catholic Imagination Conference at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind.
Ratzinger Prize winner draws from late pope’s engagement with modernity
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Ratzinger Prize winner draws from late pope’s engagement with modernity

Justin McLellanNovember 26, 20245 min read
“We don’t have another theologian, it seems to me, that has been as engaged with modernity as Benedict,” said Cyril O’Regan, a co-winner of the 2024 Ratzinger Prize, often dubbed the “Nobel Prize of Theology.”
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