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- Aug 21, 2026
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Once Upon a Time on Mott Street (opens the original)
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At the edge of what was once Five Points, an old stone church has watched New York’s immigrant story unfold for more than two centuries — and the story is still being written today. Every time I walk south on Mott Street, I feel as though I’m walking backward through time. Long before I knew the history beneath these streets, I knew this part of Manhattan through my father. He would take me to Parisi Bakery for bread, Jefferson Market for meat and Balducci’s for fruit before we made our way to S
America’s Greatest Birthday Gift (opens the original)
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At the conclusion of the third of National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, Philadelphia’s heat made the lesson unmistakable: a pilgrimage isn't a vacation, and Christ is still leading the way. At least that’s what my car told me the temperature was. After all, it was 101 in St. Augustine when the 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage kicked off. And at every stop I’d covered along the way, it was either north of 90, or raining, or both. There was Savannah. Rain-soaked, swampy Savannah. There, as the pilg
‘You Don’t Have to Do to Be’: Women at GIVEN Reflect On Identity, Mission and Spiritual Motherhood (opens the original)
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A religious sister, a consecrated virgin and a Catholic wellness founder discuss the GIVEN Forum’s deeper invitation: to receive one’s life as a gift before giving it away in love. And in thinking about it, I’m not exactly sure why. Perhaps it’s because in most cases I think I have a grasp of what’s before me. But as a man at a Catholic Womens Leadership Forum, I confess, I was out of my depth. And so, I did what every man does when he’s a bit lost. Well, not exactly directions, because that’s n
Pope Leo XIV Dines With U.S. Ambassador On Independence Day (opens the original)
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The Pope visited the private residence of U.S. Ambassador Brian Burch after returning from Lampedusa. VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV had dinner July 4 at the private residence of U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See Brian Burch, the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See said. The dinner took place at the ambassador’s residence on the Janiculum Hill in Rome on the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence. “I am deeply honored to celebrate this special day with a fellow American and the Bishop of Rome,” Burch said.
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