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Headlines for August 28, 2024

Ordered from most to least recent.

 Pope, at general audience, laments plight of migrants, condemns ‘militarization of borders’
 Biblical faith requires opposition to homosexual agenda, African archbishop says
 Papal message on liturgy emphasizes chorality, hymns, silence, ministeriality
 Holy See calls for moratorium on AI weapons
 Preserve human dignity in a time of ‘anthropological revolution,’ Pope urges
 Keep hope alive, Pope exhorts bishops in Arab countries
 Strengths, pitfalls seen in the rise of the diocesan COO
 Northern Ireland: diocese will welcome 1st seminarian in 6 years
 Cardinal Tagle assesses Pope’s upcoming trip to Asia, defends missionaries from charge of colonialism
 Vatican prefect warns of ‘colonizing invasion of mass media’
 Vatican newspaper: ‘Save the oceans in order to save the planet’

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Lent

Thursday of the Third Week of Lent

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Today, the mid-point of Lent, was celebrated with somewhat joyful spirit in ancient times. This day was a breathing space in the center of Lent’s austerities. Today’s ancient Entrance Antiphon and Opening Prayer express this encouraging spirit. Modern Lent is less austere, less in need of any breathing space.…

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