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Kansas Satanists forced to admit under oath they don’t possess Eucharist for ‘black mass’
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Kansas Satanists forced to admit under oath they don’t possess Eucharist for ‘black mass’

Gina ChristianMarch 21, 20254 min read
A Satanic group planning a “black mass” at the Kansas Statehouse March 28 has sworn in court it is not in possession of a consecrated host and wine the group said it aimed to desecrate at the event.
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Carol GlatzMarch 21, 20253 min read
Pope Francis continues to show small signs of improvement and spends his days following through on all his therapies, doing some light work and praying, according to the Vatican press office.
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Papal preacher: Stay anchored in Christ, live hope during Holy Year

Justin McLellanMarch 21, 20253 min read
The papal preacher urged cardinals and senior officials of the Roman Curia to remain firmly anchored in Christ through lives of humility, conversion and fidelity, especially during the Holy Year, a time meant to rekindle Christian hope.
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Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 21, 20256 min read
The apostolic nuncio to Ukraine said that recent events regarding Ukraine have shown that the only true weapon that can bring peace is prayer.
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Extension honors Houston Catholic family with immigrant roots for serving church, community

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Pope Francis’ 12-year papacy examined for impact on migration

Kate ScanlonMarch 21, 20253 min read
Catholic theologians and other experts discussed the impact of Pope Francis’ pontificate on issues, particularly migration, as the pope remained in the hospital during a March 19 panel hosted by the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown University.
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Speakers: Church has role in fight against AI-generated exploitation

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St. Peter’s Basilica becomes a ‘fixable,’ explorable Minecraft world

Carol GlatzMarch 21, 20255 min read
Students around the world now have a chance to be an explorer-restorer of the 519-year-old basilica thanks to a new online educational opportunity created by Minecraft Education, Microsoft’s game-based learning platform, and with the help of St. Peter’s Basilica and Vatican City State.
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Lenten lectures are back at Notre Dame, marking a ‘grand retour’ of a Parisian classic

Caroline de SuryMarch 20, 20256 min read
The traditional “Lenten Conferences” resumed at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris this Lenten season, for the first time since the fire of April 15, 2019.
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Myanmar junta allegedly torches Catholic cathedral in Kachin

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The military junta in Myanmar’s strife-torn Kachin state allegedly burned down a Catholic cathedral dedicated to St. Patrick on the eve of the revered saint’s feast.
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