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Aslan the Lioness?
Back in April, a rumor rounded the Hollywood extensions of Hell’s circles that buzzed like a nasty fly in Christian ears—a rumor that seemed a little too silly to be …
Month: September 2026
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Raising Fiat Girls: Teaching Our Daughters to Say Yes to God
As adults, we know that our daily yeses to God, no matter how small, help prepare us spiritually to say yes when we encounter significantly more difficult situations. These small …
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“In the presence of the angels I will praise Thee…”
Left: Icon of Archangel Gabriel (1885), by Mikhail Vrubel; middle: “The Archangel Michael defeating Satan” (1635) by Guido Reni; right: The Archangel Raphael (1842) by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (Image: …
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Logos-Like Machines: The Christian Case for AI
The sudden advent of AI has been attended by a good deal of hype and exaggeration, with some commentators heralding an imminent utopia and others warning of an impending apocalypse. …
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ASIA/KYRGYZSTAN – “The fate of the flock is my fate”: Bishop Anthony Corcoran’s missionary road
by Marie-Lucile Kubacki Biškek – On September 29, Cardinal Giorgio Marengo will lay his hands on the head of Father Anthony Corcoran, an American-born Jesuit, who will become a bishop …
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Celebrating the Season of Creation as a trans Catholic living on a farm
The Season of Creation invites us to see ourselves as interwoven with the world around us, to pay attention to the surprises of our Creator.
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Data center boom puts water, power costs and Catholic concerns on the ballot
As the artificial intelligence boom drives a rapid expansion of data centers across the United States, server facilities are becoming an increasingly visible issue in the 2026 midterm elections.
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In midterm dueling, parties uplift eldercare, but will they uplift the elderly?
“The reckoning I am describing,” James Lomastro writes, “will be settled by whether either party, once in office, treats a frail elder’s dignity as a governing obligation rather than a …
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5 stabbed in attack on Polish Benedictine abbey; 1 priest dies (OSV News)
A Ukrainian man entered the kitchen of a Polish Benedictine abbey, took a knife, and stabbed five people. Father Stanislaw Zbojniewicz died in the attack at the abbey in Jaroslaw.
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French abuse survivors speak of Pope’s empathy, frankness (OSV News)
French abuse victims who met with Pope Leo on September 27 said they were moved by the Pope’s empathy—with one victim saying that he made the sign of the cross …