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Catholic depression playbook answers question “Now, what?” (opens the original)
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Tommy Tighe’s new book, I’m Depressed Now What: St. Dymphna’s Guide to Building Your Depression Playbook stems from his professional experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist as well as his own experiences after the tragic loss of his son. From recognizing signs of depression to identifying triggers and how to deal with them, Tighe’s playbook breaks out step-by-step ways to cope with depression in an accessible, active way. Tighe explains that the book strives to address with compas
Pope Leo’s first book published today, from years 2001-2013 (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV’s first book was released today. It's not just his first book as pope, but his first book ever. And while the book is a collection of works written before he was elected, the central question that arises when reading Freedom Under Grace: Reflections on the Spiritual Tradition that Formed Me is: What themes emerge from the pages that we can trace in his papacy? Freedom Under Grace is not organized by theme, but rather chronologically, specifically covering the future pope's writings
Catholic converts on the rise on college campuses (opens the original)
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The number of college students entering the Catholic Church is on the rise, according to a new study conducted by Hallow. Their data supports the many stories being reported from college campuses, that, as Hallow CEO and co-founder Alex Jones put it, “the Spirit is at work moving the hearts of young people towards Christ.” Jones knows that many people may recognize Hallow as a popular app, but do not realize that “we also partner with thousands of parishes, high schools, colleges, and Newman Cen
A missing piece of Sheen’s legacy in Rochester: His failure (opens the original)
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As Bishop Fulton Sheen’s beatification approaches on September 24, St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry is drawing attention to a lesser known period of Sheen’s life: the three years he served as Bishop of Rochester, New York. While Sheen is globally recognized as an extremely prominent Catholic media personality and prolific author, his years in Rochester are when he served as the local ordinary (bishop). This time is also, St. Bernard’s Vice President and Academic Dean Dr. Matthew Kuh
Get tickets: Stanley Rother's story is more than martyrdom (opens the original)
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"God blessed his yes" -- an inside look at Fr. Stan’s life and how "relatable" his story is. Narrated by Martin Sheen, the documentary is in theaters this week. For María Ruiz Scaperlanda, her appearance in the new documentary hitting theaters this week, “American Martyr: The Stanley Rother Story,” shares one small part of her familiarity with the Oklahoma priest who gave his life for the faith and the people he served in Guatemala. Now the Promoter of the Cause of Blessed Stanley Rother, Scaper
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