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To Receive or Not to Receive, That is the Question – Veil of Veronica +1

New Romanesque Tabernacle and Sanctuary Lamp by Granda Liturgical Arts – Lucas Viar at Liturgical Arts Journal +1

Humor is Next to godliness – Ellen Mady at Our Sunday Visitor

Creation & Scientific Evidence – Maurice Williams at Catholic Stand

5 Reasons Why Every Man Should Fast (Podcast) – The Catholic Gentleman

Why Matthias was Chosen to Replace Judas as an Apostle – Philip Kosloski at Aleteia

Acts of the Apostles: The Birth of the Catholic Church – Steve Ray at Defenders of the Catholic Faith

A Catholic Response to Chaos: Cultivate Your Gardens with Confidence – Sean Fitzpatrick at Crisis Magazine

Consecrated in Truth – Fr. Gerald Musa at Ignitum Today

When Rights Are Wrong – Donald DeMarco at Crisis Magazine

Being Transparent About Transparency – Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer at Catholic Stand

Ask Father: Can a Priest Say the Latin Mass if He Doesn’t know Latin Formally? – Fr. Z’s Blog

A Pop Quiz on Canon 915 – Eamonn Clark, S.T.L., at Christian Renaissance Movement

President Biden and Public Scandal – Fr. Gerald E. Murray, J.C.D., at The Catholic Thing

Two California Bishops Represent Divided State of Abortion-Communion Debate – Monica Migliorino Miller at The Catholic World Report

German Catholic Priest Blesses Same-Sex Couples, Where’s the Vatican? – Matthew Archbold at Creative Minority Report

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