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Blog 8 days ago
It Was a Masonic Temple; Now the Church Is "Baptizing" It and Converting It into a Catholic Space, Thanks to Saint Joseph
(ZENIT News / Steubenville, 08.23.2026).- The College of St. Joseph the Worker is transforming the historic Masonic temple in Steubenville, Ohio, into an athenaeum - a term the Church uses to describe the best of classical culture -, creating a space wher
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Questions about liturgy: When Candles Should Be Used
(ZENIT News / Rome, 08.22.2026).- Answered by Legionary of Christ Father Edward McNamara, professor of liturgy and sacramental theology at the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum university. Q: Is it correct to celebrate the sacraments without any lit candles,
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Blog 9 days ago
German Millionaire Offers 500 Euros for Every Child Baptized; German Diocese Responds with These Measures
(ZENIT News / Augsburg, 08.22.2026).- A wealthy German businessman wanted to make it easier for families to bring their children to the baptismal font. His answer was unusually direct: €500 for every child baptized in participating Catholic parishes aroun
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Canadian Army Bans Service Members from Invoking God: Here's the Catholic Church's Response
(ZENIT News / Otawwa, 08.22.2026).- A dispute over how military chaplains may speak about spirituality has opened a broader question in Canada: can an institution committed to religious freedom require believers to set aside the language of their faith wh
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What does the Mexican Catholic Church say about MORENA's reform, which aims to censor news reports in the media?
(ZENIT News / Mexico City, 08.22.2026).- Mexico's Catholic bishops have entered the country's debate over broadcast regulation with a warning that goes beyond the technical rules governing radio and television: protecting audiences, they argue, must never
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