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Six Bible Quotes to Help Put Panic in Its Place – Cerith Gardiner at Aleteia

Wide Awake – Gary Sullivan at Catholic365

Prayer Request for an Amazing Priest Blogger, Father John Hunwicke – Fr. Z’s Blog

Massive Christian Baptism Event Angers Modernists, Try to Get Football Coach Fired – Matthew Archbold at Creative Minority Report

A Counterfeit Church: When the Church Becomes a Compassionate NGO – Dennis Knapp at The Latin Right

Cause of Christianity's Collapse in the West: Traced Back to Marriage, Stats Say - George Ryan at Church Pop

When My Catholic Beliefs Led Me to Leave Teaching in a New York City Public School – Christina M. Sorrentino at Ignitum Today

Saint Jerome on Care for Churches and Reverence in Divine Worship – Peter A. Kwasniewski, Ph.D., at New Liturgical Movement

The Rupnik Business May Possibly Define Pope Francis’s Legacy – Christopher R. Altieri at The Catholic World Report

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Pope Francis waves from a balcony at Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Sunday, March 23, 2025, following weeks of hospitalization for bilateral pneumonia.

Pope Francis returns to the Vatican

Pope Francis returned to the Vatican last Sunday and is expected now to face two months of rest and recovery. Is this a new phase in his pontificate. This week on Register Radio, we talk to Frank Rocca, EWTN News Senior Vatican Analyst. And, as we move closer to Holy Week, the Register has taken a long look at the Art of Holy Week. We are joined by Sister Mary Madeline Todd from Aquinas College and a contributor to our coverage.