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The Hidden Meaning of the Starbucks Logo - Scott Smith J.D., All Roads Lead to Rome+++

Abandoned by the U.S., Syrian Christians Seek Help from Iran – John Zmirak Ph.D.

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Catholics Should Not Be Afraid to Enter Public Life – Amy-Jo Crowley, Catholic Herald

Pensees – Donald R. McClarey J.D., The American Catholic

The Joy of Being Catholic – Marty Dybicz, Catholic Stand

Forming Scholars of Native American Liturgical ‘Uses’ – Claudio Salvucci, Liturgical Arts Journal

More on the Ancient Liturgy of Jerusalem – Gregory DiPippo, New Liturgical Movement

St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Secret Formula for Raising Millions - Brice Sokolowski, CatholicFundraiser.net

The Saint Who Reformed Priestly Purity – Steve Weidenkopf, Catholic Answers Magazine

What Do We Agree On? – David Carlin, The Catholic Thing

The Problem is Not “Islamophobia” but Ignorance of Islam – William Kilpatrick Ph.D., The Catholic World Report

Celibate Love & the Cycle of Tenderness – Cynthia Millen, Catholic Stand

How & What Secularists Misunderstand Faith & Reason – Carlos Caso-Rosendi

Cardinal Cupich Misreads Vatican II on Conscience – Richard A. Spinello Ph.D., Crisis Magazine

National Call-in Day for Dreamers but Not the Unborn? – Fr. Dwight Longenecker

A Rough Week for the Holy See – Phil Lawler, Catholic Culture

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Longtime EWTN Host Father Brian Mullady Dies at 78

Father Mullady, a Register contributor, will be remembered for his strong media presence teaching the Catholic faith in an understandable and relatable manner. Throughout his career, he hosted seven television series on EWTN and published seven books with EWTN Publishing.

Soon-to-saint Carlo Acutis' body in Assisi.

The First Millennial Saint

We are now only days away from the highly anticipated canonization of the first Millennial saint, Blessed Carlo Acutis, on April 27. Courtney Mares, Rome Correspondent for Catholic News Agency, joins us from the Eternal City. And then, across the US and even in secularizing Western Europe, this Let had witnessed increases in conversions. We talk to Register correspondent Matt McDonald and Jane Tomaszewski, one of the newest members entering the Church.