Charlton Heston In The Private War Of Major Benson, Priest Gets Virus Hearing Confession, And More!

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Charlton Heston’s “The Private War of Major Benson” – Joseph Sciambra at Sons of St. Joseph +1

If a Priest Keeps Hearing Confessions, Contracts Virus, & Dies, is He a Martyr? – Fr. Z’s Blog +1

Wanted: Spiritual Leadership During a Medical Crisis – Phil Lawler at Catholic Culture

Notes from a Week of Quarantine – Paul Kniaz at Catholic Stand

Get to Know the Church Fathers: A Reading List to Deepen Your Faith – John Burger at Aleteia

24 Hours for the Lord, Quarantine Style, Doing it at Home – Fr. Joseph Gill at Ignitum Today

On Frequent Communion – Rick Yoder at The Amish Catholic

Support Your Parish, Love Your Neighbor – Gene Van Son at Catholic Stand

Ten Ways We Can Practice Fasting – Fr. Ed Broom, O.M.V., at Catholic Exchange

How to Fundraise During the Covid-19 Pandemic – Brice Sokolowski at CatholicFundraiser.net

Classic Literature Helps Put the Pandemic in Perspective – Russell Shaw at Our Sunday Visitor

Is It Ever Permitted To Lie To Your Children? – Fr. David Nix at Pilgrim Priest

A Brief Consideration of the Historical Use of Oriental Silks in European Vestments – Shawn R. Tribe at Liturgical Arts Journal

Mass Appeal: The Floral Midi Easter Dress (Catholic Fashion Blog) – Meghan Ashley Styling

Pro-Life Catholic Charges Labor Union With Forcing Her to Fund Abortion – Mary Margaret Olohan at The Stream

Is Europe Christian? That Depends On What You Mean By ‘Christian’ – Richard Ostling at Religion Unplugged

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