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Calling All Rosary Makers: 75,000 Sets of Prayer Beads Needed for Fulton Sheen Beatification

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By Joseph Pronechen Verified
| National Catholic Register Verified
The challenge of providing 75,000 World Mission Rosaries for free was, and remains, daunting. The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, make the special rosaries at their convent in Peoria, Illinois: left to right, Sisters Marie Jeannette, Maria Miguel, Jude Andrew, Peter Grace and Maria Kolbe.
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Mary’s ‘Yes’ in the Age of AI: The Marian Heart of ‘Magnifica Humanitas’

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By Joseph Pronechen Verified
| National Catholic Register Verified
Mark Miravalle discusses the Marian dimension of Pope Leo’s encyclical on Catholic social teaching and artificial intelligence. ‘No one manifests human personhood and humanity better than Our Lady,’ explains professor Mark Miravalle. (photo: Shutterstock) Interviews June 16, 2026 The Blessed Mother has always been present within the encyclicals and documents of recent popes. Pope Leo XIV also draws us to Marian devotion with his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas.
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Pilgrimages Are Also Made for Walking

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By Joseph Pronechen Verified
| National Catholic Register Verified
‘A powerful component of pilgrimage can be traveling with others.’ Pilgrims progress on the Servant of God Father Bill Atkinson Pilgrimage in Pennsylvania.
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