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Doctrine committee sets standards for evaluating, improving church hymns
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Doctrine committee sets standards for evaluating, improving church hymns

Greg ErlandsonDecember 14, 20205 min read
Expressing concern for the doctrinal soundness of some of the lyrics of Catholic hymns now available for use in Catholic liturgies, the U.S. bishops’ doctrine committee in a forthcoming report suggests guidelines for bishops in evaluating hymn lyrics and for selecting hymnals being considered for use in churches.
Bishops: Getting COVID-19 vaccine is ‘act of charity,’ supports the common good
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Bishops: Getting COVID-19 vaccine is ‘act of charity,’ supports the common good

Julie AsherDecember 14, 20207 min read
The “gravity” of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and “the lack of availability of alternative vaccines,” are “sufficiently serious” reasons to accept the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, the chairmen of the U.S. bishops’ doctrine and pro-life committees said Dec. 14.
Sister Prejean decries federal execution on Human Rights Day
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Sister Prejean decries federal execution on Human Rights Day

Catholic News ServiceDecember 12, 20205 min read
Calling the Dec. 10 federal execution of Brandon Bernard an injustice carried out by the country’s criminal justice system, Sister Helen Prejean urged Americans to speak up to stop a series of upcoming executions in the final weeks of the Trump administration.
Frankincense’s future: Ancient gift endangered, risks depletion
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Frankincense’s future: Ancient gift endangered, risks depletion

Carol GlatzDecember 11, 20206 min read
The Gospel of Matthew never details how many Magi came from “the East,” but it makes it clear they traveled to pay homage to “the newborn king of the Jews” and “offered him gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.”
Movie Review: ‘Half Brothers’
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Movie Review: ‘Half Brothers’

John MulderigDecember 10, 20203 min read
Though director Luke Greenfield’s odd-couple road trip movie produces the occasional laugh, it’s effectively undercut by the fact that neither of its lead characters is a believable figure.
Cause opens for Louisiana priests who sacrificed their lives in 1873 epidemic
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Cause opens for Louisiana priests who sacrificed their lives in 1873 epidemic

Catholic News ServiceDecember 10, 20205 min read
The sacrifice of five Catholic priests who gave their lives ministering to people in Shreveport during the 1873 yellow fever epidemic is memorialized in stained glass at Holy Trinity Church in downtown.
Pope says Catholics can receive plenary indulgence for Guadalupe devotion
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Pope says Catholics can receive plenary indulgence for Guadalupe devotion

Catholic News ServiceDecember 10, 20202 min read
With the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe closed for her feast to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Pope Francis said Catholics still can receive a plenary indulgence Dec. 11 and 12 for their Marian devotion if they follow certain conditions.
Jupiter, Saturn to put on ‘Christmas Star’ show at winter solstice
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Jupiter, Saturn to put on ‘Christmas Star’ show at winter solstice

Dennis SadowskiDecember 9, 20205 min read
A once-every-two-decade conjunction involving the solar system’s two gas giants will give earthbound observers a look at a so-called “Christmas Star” on the winter solstice.
Michigan project to replicate Padre Pio’s famed hospital in Italy is underway
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Michigan project to replicate Padre Pio’s famed hospital in Italy is underway

Catholic News ServiceDecember 8, 20208 min read
Thanks to the vision, faithfulness and tenacity of several Catholic health care organizations, individuals and the patronage of Lansing Bishop Earl A. Boyea, the Howell project, known as “Casa USA,” seeks to duplicate St. Pio’s hospital complex for the first time outside of Italy, including an exact replica of the great Capuchin Franciscan saint’s original friary church.
Pope proclaims year dedicated to St. Joseph
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Pope proclaims year dedicated to St. Joseph

Junno Arocho EstevesDecember 8, 20205 min read
Marking the 150th anniversary of St. Joseph being declared patron of the universal church, Pope Francis proclaimed a yearlong celebration dedicated to the foster father of Jesus.
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