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The Bishops and the Consecration

This week, the bishops of the U.S. gathered in Orlando, Florida, for their annual spring plenary meeting, and their most pressing task was the consecration of the country to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Register staff writer Gigi Duncan and EWTN News staff reporter Tessa Gervasini were there and join Register Radio to tell us what happened. And then … Register staff reporter Matt McDonald discusses a newly released report that a University of Notre Dame rector sexually abused students there for 17 years. What is the latest in yet another Notre Dame controversy?