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Rent-a-Human

In my conversations with many people, it seems that most are unaware of the dangers of AI.

My Name Is Lazarus: How the Church and Chesterton Rescued Me From Racial Hatred

My photo had become the visual shorthand for white supremacy in contemporary America. The writings of G.K. Chesterton, however, helped lead me to Christ and His Church.

The Pervasive Vice of Passivity 

The always-online smartphone culture is training our brains to favor passive behaviors and lazy thinking.

Lenten Lockdown—Lest We Forget

Everyone remembers when the world was shut down during the great lockdown of 2020. However, there are some things that we are in danger of forgetting, not least of which is the way that the Covid pandemic was used as a pretext to declare war on religion and religious liberty.

Persecution of Traditional Catholics continues

A Brazilian archbishop abuses his power, the Trump Administration wants to hasten a dystopian nightmare, and unrest in the Middle East.

ZENIT News in Text Format

Today's news dispatch: Jan. 14, 2016

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Homeless in Rome Attend the Circus

Balloon up in the sky

Apostolic Almoner Reports That 2,000 Poor Invited to Rony Roller Circus

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Pope Lauds Youth Preparing to Build ‘World of Peace’

Pope Francis' meeting with Cuban youth at the Felix Varela Cultural Center in Havana, 20 September 2015

Addresses Young People for Jubilee

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Pope’s Morning Homily: Faith Is Deciding Factor Between Victory and Defeat

Pope Francis, mass, Santa Marta, December 15th 2015

At Casa Santa Marta, Reminds That Faith Can’t Be Learned, Must Be Asked for From God

 

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Bishops to Peoples of Middle East: You Are Not Forgotten

Jerusalem

International group of prelates concludes annual visit to Holy Land, 'determined to give a voice to the voiceless'

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