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Catholic vs. Orthodox vs. Protestant: How to Tell Difference, in 10 Hilarious Memes – Jacqueline Burkepile at ChurchPOP +1

Enjoy being a Loser, Christian – David Mills at Our Sunday Visitor +1

A Ladder to Heaven: The Carthusian Monastery of Escaladei – Daniel Esparza at Aleteia

Irish Catholic Monks Invented Spacing Between Words – George Ryan at uCatholic

The Paradox Of Pain – Elizabeth A. Mitchell at Catholic Spiritual Direction

Offer Up Your Fear – Joshua Nelson at Catholic Exchange

Manners: One Major Reason Why – John Cuddeback, Ph.D., at LifeCraft

Abortion as Self-Love – Tom Collingwood at Catholic Stand

Sacristy Art: the Custom of Denoting "Titulus Ecclesiae" and "Nomen Ordinarii" – John Paul Sonnen at Liturgical Arts Journal

Hard Times: With Christ and Community – Masha Goepel at Catholic Stand

Not Shocking: Young Catholics Choosing Promiscuity - David L. Gray

“Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum!” Traditional Catholic Activism? Possible? Necessary? – Fr. Z’s Blog

Bishop Barron’s Burning Question About Elijah - John M. Grondelski, Ph.D., at Crisis Magazine

Want More Great Catholic News Links? Click Here! - Tito Edwards at Big Pulpit

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Gen-X Bishops

This week on RR, we go from Gen-X Bishops to Gen-Z interns. First, Register Managing Editor Jonathan Liedl tells us about the Gen X bishops who are a growing demographic leading the Church, and then EWTN News summer interns Katie Matt and Gemma Flores join us to share their experiences.

Sigrid Undset, renowned Norwegian author and Catholic convert, is being considered for sainthood in the Catholic Church.

Great Books

Great literature is the focus of Register Radio this week as Register senior writer Zelda Caldwell helps us explore the enduring legacy of the Odyssey by Homer, the opening of the cause of canonization for the writer Sigrid Undset, and the pioneering work of Sherry Waddell through her book Forming Intentional Disciples…And then, Should Exorcists Step Into the Spotlight? That’s the question posed by Register freelancer Jack Figge.