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The Supreme Court on Thursday (June 11) prevented Alabama from executing a man who became a Christian ministry leader during his 26 years on death row, deciding that killing him using nitrogen gas was unconstitutional. bit.ly/3S93Cnc
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Pope Leo XIV is his own man, comfortable in his own skin, and he draws easily from the models of his predecessors even while imprinting his own style, writes NCR columnist Michael Sean Winters. bit.ly/4ekmln1
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Wilting in the summer sun, a line of tourists waits to climb Notre Dame cathedral and meet its gargoyles. About 13 feet beneath them, a team of archaeologists is digging the other way — straight down and back in time, to Roman Paris 2,000 years ago. bit.ly/4uCzxK6
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The pontiff "highlights a very underappreciated Augustinian value — especially in this noisy world — and that is to develop your interior life," said Fr. Rob Hagan, prior of the Augustinian Province of St. Thomas of Villanova. bit.ly/3SqrKSd
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Sr. Debra Sciano knows she'll never be a starting pitcher for her beloved Milwaukee Brewers. But the president-elect of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious will be on the mound at American Family Field June 17, throwing a pitch. bit.ly/4ejlnaR
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Amazon Prime's animated series asks perhaps the most challenging question of the Christian faith: Do we really believe in the possibility of redemption for everyone? bit.ly/4xryC1E
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With "Disclosure Day," Spielberg has composed a benediction for all who hold faith: that we might find, and share, a contentment with the unknown. bit.ly/4uI5nFC
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Lucy, who struggles every day to meet her most basic needs, who is full of problems and worries, who lives surrounded by poverty and illness — she had made room in her heart to remember me and pray for me. bit.ly/4xxlVCP
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