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Five Franciscan friars killed in present-day Georgia for defending Church teaching in 1597 were beatified Oct. 31 in a Mass where Church leaders considered their witness amid historical complexities and contemporary challenges. bit.ly/48tNdOS
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As artificial intelligence continues to widen the world of possibilities at breakneck speed, prompting Pope Leo XIV to issue caution with its use, it is worth noting that AI lacks something distinctively human: death. bit.ly/4z6VIKY
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Latin America is where the U.S.-born future pope spent more than two decades as a missionary priest and bishop. His homecoming in Peru and to the city of Chiclayo in particular, has been highly anticipated. ncronline.org/vatican/vatica…
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"The exhibition offers an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable advances in automotive technology, as well as the deeper significance of the journeys undertaken by the Successors of Peter," Pope Leo said in a speech. bit.ly/3Wgdgqg
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When director Ken Russell's "The Devils" was released in 1971, its violent and sexual religious content created a maelstrom of controversy that resulted in it being banned in several countries and heavily censored in others. bit.ly/4BzVUo7
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The late-blooming lilies reminded us that endurance and patience matter when waiting for underground spiritual growth, for ourselves and for others we care about. There will always be ordeals we can't control, and the growth comes in God's timing; not ours.bit.ly/48pE8qj
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Nearly 430 years after they were killed in a bloody uprising by Native people they came to the New World to baptize, five Spanish missionaries will be elevated to a step away from sainthood during a religious ceremony in Georgia. bit.ly/4A6uyET
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