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Rumors are spreading that, in some secret corner of Vatican City, PokémonGO players can find the ultra-rare mythical pokémon “god” Arceus. PokémonGO is an augmented-reality smartphone game in which players must visit real-world locations in order to find and capture virtual-world pokémon. It has become an overnight worldwide phenomenon and...
On June 24th, 1905, Thomas B. Hayward was enjoying the sights of the Narrows of St. John’s in Newfoundland, Canada when he pointed his camera at an unusual iceberg and snapped a photo. After getting the photo developed, it was clear there was something very unique about it: it...
“Dear young people of Poland,” Pope Francis says in a new video, “I know that for some time now you have been preparing, especially with your prayers, for this encounter in Krakow.” He said he was looking forward to meeting them, “and to offer the world a new sign of...
In the essay titled, “Christianity and Rationalism,” G.K. Chesterton addresses the skeptics of his day who question the validity of Christianity. He takes each of their arguments and shows how the objection of the skeptics actually gives credence to the Christian faith. His responses to the questions of his...
[See also: Watch: The Economics of Sex] [See also: LGBT Agenda Is a Demonic Attack on the Family, Cardinal Sarah Warns U.S.] From the Catholic-Link resource library What would you add to this list? Let us know in the comments! [See also: What Does Pope Francis Think of “Gender...
If José Brochero doesn’t sound like a Gaucho (or Argentinian cowboy) name, nothing does. Earlier this year, Pope Francis announced Oct. 16 as the canonization date for Blessed Brochero, a fellow countryman from Argentina also known as the “Gaucho priest.” He was beatified in Sept. 2013 by Pope Francis,...
