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White Sox get a papal blessing ... and a good lesson (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, the Chicago White Sox posted photos of a letter that had just arrived at Rate Field from Pope Leo. “Earlier today, a letter from Pope Leo XIV arrived at Rate Field. Go White Sox!” the team wrote. That night they defeated the Houston Astros 6-3 in Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series. The timing was perfect to create a media swirl about the possible effects of Pope Leo's blessing on his home team's win. In fact, only four days earlier, on the papal play t
Popcorn-ready: Great Catholic-themed movies for autumn (opens the original)
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With themes of harvest, thanksgiving, and the changing of the seasons, here are some films to add to your family traditions this autumn. When you feel that first chill in the air, it’s usually time to break out the Fall Family traditions. Some families enjoy pumpkin patches and hayrack rides. Others enjoy a country drive to see the turning of the tree leaves. Many of us enjoy family snuggles with hot cocoa and a good movie. Does your family have a favorite movie to see when autumn rolls around e
Construction zone priest builds laughs ... and connections (opens the original)
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For Fr. Drew Hoffman, it’s just another day at St. Paul University Parish in Wichita, Kansas. Whether he’s racing around on an electric scooter at Wichita State University or digging holes at St. Paul’s construction site, Fr. Drew’s warm, open approach to his vocation has led to his popularity on social media, particularly in a recent, viral “construction” video. The video begins with him standing on construction machinery in cowboy boots and priestly attire with hardhat askew and shovel in hand
Yale's most popular history course not what you might expect (opens the original)
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While many people are talking about defunding the humanities and getting away from liberal arts education, this college course is charting a different way forward. Yale University, voted fourth place as the best National University in the U.S. News and World Report 2026, has a top-enrolled history course, and it’s not the history of law, for which Yale is most famous. Instead, according to Yale history instructor Sergio Infante writing in Slate, the most-enrolled history class at Yale is called
How Prom night can help you understand Purgatory (opens the original)
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Although perhaps not perfectly theological, the Prom analogy is simple, and something teens (and adults) can grasp immediately. Rarely do teens invest so much effort into preparing for something. As a high school theology teacher, I always start my classes with an invitation to put any questions about the Church in a box (for anonymity). One of those questions usually includes something regarding what Purgatory will be like for us. The question can be a daunting one, but I happened upon an expla
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