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Cecilia Cicone is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and an advocate for Catholics experiencing mental illness. You can connect with her at ceciliacicone.com or on X or Instagram @cecsquared

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Scripture series by popular Catholic speaker offers deep dive into the person of Jesus

December 11, 2025
By Cecilia Cicone
OSV News
Filed Under: Books, Commentary

Meg Hunter-Kilmer breaks open the meaning of the Scriptures in light of Christ as the fulfillment of all prophecies in her latest book, “Eyes Fixed on Jesus.”

Forcing clergy to break the seal of confession harms victims

May 14, 2025
By Cecilia Cicone
OSV News
Filed Under: Child & Youth Protection, Commentary

Being unable to be honest with a doctor for fear of safety is one thing. Creating a situation in which victim-survivors may feel unsafe being honest with God is a violation of religious freedom and causes direct harm.

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