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Memoirist. Arts and culture columnist. Mystic-comic. DESIRELINESHEATHERKING.SUBSTACK.COM. Books: Parched; Shirt of Flame. Columns: Angelus News; Magnificat.
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Catholic groups warn new asylum rule puts applicants at deportation risk

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By Kate Scanlon Verified, Scott Hahn, Heather King Verified
| Angelus News Verified
A file photo shows an asylum-seeking migrant family from Haiti cross the Rio Bravo to turn themselves in to U.S Border Patrol agents to request asylum in El Paso, Texas, as seen from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, April 22, 2022.
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Archbishop Wester defends religious liberty for Muslims amid mosque dispute

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By Gina Christian Verified, Scott Hahn, Heather King Verified
| Angelus News Verified
People are seen in a file photo entering the New Mexico Islamic Center mosque in Albuquerque. In a statement July 27, 2026, Archbishop Wester defended religious liberty for Muslims and other faith communities following tensions over the construction of a mosque in Albuquerque. (OSV News photo/Andrew Hay, Reuters) A New Mexico archbishop is defending religious liberty for Muslims and other faith communities, following tensions over the planned construction of a mosque in Albuquerque.
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Can hope be found in Joseph Conrad’s ‘The Heart of Darkness’?

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By Heather King Verified, Scott Hahn, Victoria Isabel Cardiel
| Angelus News Verified
A Belgian river station on the Congo River in 1889. (Wikimedia Commons) It was around 2019, a year before COVID-19 hit, that I realized a seismic shift had taken place in the American psyche — maybe soul would be a better word. I was talking to a friend I’d known for more than 20 years. Not a close friend but a friend I’d hired to work on my website a few times. A guy who’d been to my apartment, with whom I’d shared coffee, with whom I’d talked art, photography, music, literature.
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