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Astronomers on what the Nativity Proclamation tells us

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By Christopher M. Graney, Br. Consolmagno
| Aleteia Verified
2025 CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN Help Aleteia continue its mission by making a tax-deductible donation. In this way, Aleteia's future will be yours as well. Donate with just 3 clicks The proclamation of “The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ from the Roman Martyrology” is one of those lovely prayers that can be chanted or recited during the celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours on Christmas Eve; sometimes you hear it before the beginning of Christmas Mass during the Night.
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Pope Leo wanted to look at the Moon

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By Christopher M. Graney
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Last Sunday morning (July 20, 2025) Pope Leo XIV paid a visit to the historic telescopes of the Vatican Observatory at Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome. He was not just sightseeing. He was there to look through some telescopes! Study carefully this video from Vatican Media (via ABS-CBN in the Philippines): First, Pope Leo visits the dome of the Double Astrograph. The VO’s Fr. David Brown, S.J. is showing him the place. While there, Pope Leo asks Fr. Brown something.
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What's to be made of the history?

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By Christopher M. Graney
| Aleteia Verified
Science is central to modern life. It is because of science that you are reading Aleteia on a screen, via the internet, not on paper, by the light of an oil lamp. This series of articles (click here for the whole series) dives deep into the story of the Catholic Church and science. The story goes back a long way. It is still unfolding today. It is not the story you might think you know. But it is a story you should know, exactly because science is so central to modern life.
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