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Skiing came to Central Europe thanks to an adventurous priest, Catholic newspaper says
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Skiing came to Central Europe thanks to an adventurous priest, Catholic newspaper says

Carol GlatzFebruary 2, 20264 min read
Father Negri is thought to be the first tourist to travel to Norway’s North Cape and the first Central European to don a pair of skis and spread this sleek, winter transport technology to Italy, host country to the Olympic Winter Games in Milano-Cortina Feb. 6-22.
Report shares insights into consecrated religious who, bishop says, reveal God’s call to love ‘with one’s whole life’
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Report shares insights into consecrated religious who, bishop says, reveal God’s call to love ‘with one’s whole life’

Gina ChristianFebruary 1, 20268 min read
Consecrated men and women “reveal God’s invitation to love him with one’s whole life” on earth, in hope of doing so eternally in heaven, said Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations.
Catholic skier uses her Olympic experience to serve others
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Catholic skier uses her Olympic experience to serve others

Zoey MaraistFebruary 1, 20265 min read
The devout Catholic homesteading mother and grandmother is using what she learned as an Olympian to help young people and women find success in sport, live a healthy lifestyle and stay connected to God.
‘The Bible in a Year’ podcast at 5: Father Mike Schmitz has 5 takeaways
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‘The Bible in a Year’ podcast at 5: Father Mike Schmitz has 5 takeaways

Katie YoderFebruary 1, 20265 min read
Produced by Catholic multimedia network Ascension, “The Bible in a Year” podcast is expected to hit 1 billion downloads in February. Since its release in 2021, the chart-topping production has become the most successful religious podcast in the world with 365 daily episodes that guide listeners through the entire Bible.
Church has opposed artificial reproduction for nearly century, says author of ‘IVF is Not the Way’
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Church has opposed artificial reproduction for nearly century, says author of ‘IVF is Not the Way’

Kimberly HeatheringtonJanuary 31, 20266 min read
Stacy Trasancos is a chemist and author of “IVF is Not the Way: The False Promises of Artificial Procreation” (Sophia Institute Press) — provided attendees with an overview of IVF, characterizing it as “actually a quite violent process.”
Olympic-bound hockey player draws strength from her Catholic faith, devotion to St. Thérèse
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Olympic-bound hockey player draws strength from her Catholic faith, devotion to St. Thérèse

Lauretta BrownJanuary 31, 20266 min read
Britta Curl-Salemme is realizing her Olympic dream and will be heading to Milan, Italy, to compete on the U.S. women’s ice hockey team in her first Olympic games.
Chesterton Schools Network aims to add 22 schools worldwide this year
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Chesterton Schools Network aims to add 22 schools worldwide this year

Kimberly HeatheringtonJanuary 31, 20269 min read
At the beginning of 2026, there were Chesterton schools in 30 states and 76 dioceses, with more than 3,000 students enrolled. The list of schools on the Network’s website includes anticipated openings both domestic and overseas. It notes 22 schools slated to open this year, including those in as diverse locations as Tokyo; Barcelona, Spain; and Lagos, Nigeria.
‘Peru holds a special place in my heart,’ pope tells Peruvian bishops, surprises them at lunch
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‘Peru holds a special place in my heart,’ pope tells Peruvian bishops, surprises them at lunch

Paulina GuzikJanuary 30, 20266 min read
Peruvian bishops’ visit to the tomb of the apostles made global news for a different reason: an unusual guest at their lunch and fraternal affection from the pope who is claimed by Peruvian faithful as their own.
Olympics 2026: Pope calls for ‘healthy competition’ to unite people at Winter Games
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Olympics 2026: Pope calls for ‘healthy competition’ to unite people at Winter Games

Junno Arocho EstevesJanuary 30, 20263 min read
In a message to the Archdiocese of Milan, Pope Leo XIV expressed his hope that the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games will be an occasion of solidarity and bridge-building between peoples and cultures.
Amid UK–China talks, Jimmy Lai’s daughter finds hope in faith, calls for his release
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Amid UK–China talks, Jimmy Lai’s daughter finds hope in faith, calls for his release

Paulina GuzikJanuary 30, 20269 min read
As British Prime Minister Keir Starmer traveled to China amid renewed calls to press Beijing on human rights, Claire Lai, daughter of imprisoned Catholic media entrepreneur Jimmy Lai, marked the moment in prayer at a snowy Washington Mass.
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