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How Much of Mass Can I Miss? You Know and It Still Counts? by Dr. Ed Peters of In the Light of the Law - BigPulpit.com

Pope Francis: Communion Alone Is 'Not the Solution' for Divorced and Remarried - Madeleine Teahan, Catholic Herald

Christmas Tips From the Yeti – Ryan Mayer, Epic Pew

Time to Challenge No-Fault Divorce – Thomas F. Farr and Hilary Towers, First Things

Yes, Catholics Can Judge! – Jo Anna Wahlund, Catholic Stand

Northern Ireland: Catholic Church Cuts Ties Over Homosexual Adoption – Thomas D. Williams PhD

Martyrdom, John F. Kennedy, and Catholic Social Teaching – Jordan Haddad, Ignitum Today

Did the Church Change Its Doctrine on Usury? – Jay W. Richards, Crisis Magazine

Confession! What a Relief! – Donald R. McClarey JD, The American Catholic

The Priest of the Gulag: Walter Ciszek, SJ – Kevin Schmiesing, The Standard Bearers

Should the Parish and Laity Cooperate with the Lay Movements Approved by the Church? – Father C. John McCloskey, Aleteia∝

Ireland’s Highest Cross Attacked in Anti-Catholic Protest – Greg Daly, Aleteia∝

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American Flags at The White House

What 2024 Election Results Mean for Catholics and the Country

The 2024 election has concluded and, while there are a few Congressional races where votes are still being counted, the results proved decisive. President Donald Trump will be returning to the White House with a major victory over Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris. He returns to Washington with Republicans claiming control over the US Senate and looking very much like they will also retain control of the House of Representative. With Register editor in chief Shannon Mullen, staff writer Peter Laffin, and EWTN News' senior Vatican analyst Frank Rocca we look at the election, what it means for Catholics and the country.