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Alyssa Murphy is the Register’s Managing Editor of Digital Assets. Known for her work on-air with EWTN’s Morning Glory, Alyssa has over 20 years of experience writing news in all facets of media She’s passionate about volunteering serving on the board of the Fund for Alexandria’s Child and coaching soccer to at-risk youth in Washington, D.C. She and her husband Andrew are expecting their first child in the Fall.
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Catholic hot takes on the top 5 trends of the week
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Catholic hot takes on the top 5 trends of the week.
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Catholic hot takes on the top 5 trends of the week
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“Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”
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As video-gamer Richard Blevins prepared to celebrate his 28th birthday, he shared a powerful pro-life message with thousands of fans online.
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Dr. Brian Kiczek, also known as the Rosary Doctor, attributes his daughter’s healing to this great saint’s intercession.
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False reports first appeared on Twitter and Facebook claiming the pope emeritus had suffered a ‘mild ischemia.’
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Approaching Pentecost Sunday, the Register revisits with Deacon Larry Girard, whose been answering the call of the Holy Spirit for the last 35 years.
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The steep fine would have cost the driver 105 euros had it not been for divine intervention.
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For Cheryl, the attack that took place Wednesday, leaving the interior of the church damaged and smoldered, was an assault on her childhood.
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Known as a micro-preemie, born at 23 weeks and 3 days, the baby was given only one hour to survive.
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The weekend event in Times Square attracted thousands, showing a LIVE ultrasound for the first time.
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In honor of Children’s Book Week, here are 5 great reads for your children — and the entire family!
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After a day of mourning, many of the victims have been identified, and all have stories to be shared.
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On a day marked by grim sadness, stories of hope and heroism abound.
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Despite media backlash and backspin, the film continues to gain traction and inspire.
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