Jonathan Liedl
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Notre Dame Consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus (opens the original)
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The university may have devotion to the Sacred Heart ‘in the DNA,’ but the Sept. 25 consecration was the first in its 184-year history. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame is no stranger to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The university was founded by a religious order with a particular devotion to the Sacred Heart (the Congregation of Holy Cross), its on-campus basilica is named accordingly, and a former campus cobbler is currently being considered for canonization in part because of his miracle-working i
Socialism Is Surging in America. What Does the Catholic Church Say? (opens the original)
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ANALYSIS: The Democratic Socialists of America are growing in membership and political influence, raising an old question for Catholics in a new political era. Socialism is on the rise in America. What does the Catholic Church have to say about it? The question has come into sharper focus with the rapid ascendancy of self-identified socialist figures. Zohran Mamdani of New York City became mayor of America’s largest city at the start of this year, while New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-C
A Professor’s Impact: How Beloved Teachers Have Changed Their Students’ Lives (opens the original)
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We asked Register readers to tell us about the Catholic professors who had the greatest impact on their thought and faith. Editor’s Note: This story is part of the Register’s special report on “Legendary Professors.” Read more stories here. Professors do more than just impart knowledge. Through their witness, fidelity and encouragement, they can also transform their students’ lives. We asked Register readers to tell us about the Catholic professors who had the greatest impact on their thought an
The Rise of the Gen X Bishops (opens the original)
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Catholic leadership is undergoing a generational shift that could shake up the future of the Church. At a recent Fourth of July cookout in New Jersey, one East Coast bishop asked another what kind of playlist he wanted to listen to while they grilled. The response was “’80s music.” And instantly, a connection was made. “I laughed and I said, ‘Oh yeah, we must both be Gen X,’” recalled Bishop Joseph Williams of Camden, New Jersey, of his exchange with Bishop Erik Pohlmeier of St. Augustine, Flori
How Does Pope Leo Take His Coffee? (opens the original)
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Coffee may not have originated in Peru, but the South American country is now among the top 10 global producers of java juice. This story is part of the Register’s special issue on coffee. Read more articles here. When Robert Prevost was the bishop of Chiclayo, Peru, he embraced the local culture. As the shepherd of the northern Peruvian diocese from 2015 to 2023, the missionary bishop didn’t seek out American-style frappuccinos (although there are two Starbucks located in Chiclayo, a city of ab
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