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Vatican analyst. @tpms_usa's MISSION Magazine Editor. I traveled the world with Pope Francis. I have a cat named Gin Tonic. My thoughts, and typos, are my own.
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Faith joins football as Spain and Argentina face off for World Cup title

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By Inés San Martín, Paulina Guzik Verified, Caroline de Sury
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Before every match, kit man Mario Di Stéfano sets up a small prayer altar in the team's locker room. (A kit man is a vital member of a sports team's backroom staff who manages all equipment and uniforms.) The prayer altar is centered on a statue of Our Lady of Luján, Argentina's patroness, alongside images of Our Lady Undoer of Knots and St. Expedite — considered the patron saint of urgent causes. The tradition dates back decades, echoing practices from the team's 1986 World Cup run.
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Spain vs. Argentina: a very Catholic World Cup final

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By Caroline de Sury, Inés San Martín, Paulina Guzik Verified
| America Magazine Verified
(OSV News) — As the July 19 World Cup final approaches, players from two historically Catholic nations can count not only on the prayers of their fans, but also on a rich web of Catholic threads surrounding the showdown between Spain and Argentina. From the tournament’s origins to the faith openly lived by players and coaches on both sides, this final carries a distinctly Catholic dimension.
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The growing weaponization of the abortion pill

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By Katie Yoder Verified, Caroline de Sury, Inés San Martín
| Angelus News Verified
Rosalie Markezich, a Louisiana woman coerced into taking abortion drugs that her then-boyfriend obtained via mail from a doctor in California, is pictured in an undated photo. (OSV News photo/courtesy ADF) Rosalie Markezich smiled when she realized she was pregnant in 2023. The young woman from Louisiana waited a week before telling her then-boyfriend, who was initially supportive. Then, she says, he changed his mind.
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