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As seen in: Thing in a Pot Productions, Catholic News Service, Crux Now, The Boston Pilot, Angelus News, Arlington Catholic Herald, The Catholic Spirit, The Catholic Sun, The Criterion (Indianapolis, IN), OSV News, Catholic Telegraph and
Née Breidenbach. Owner, COO of Thing in a Pot Productions, video storyteller, entrepreneur, #ProudCatholic, my best friend's wife.
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The Major Gap in International Refugee Law

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By Katie Rutter Verified
| duelssociety.wixsite.com
By Katie Rutter While we are all familiar with climate change and the actions we are urged to take to combat this, in the United Kingdom we overlook the direct consequences of the climate crisis as they are felt more overtly in realities far removed from our own. We’re encouraged to use public transport, eat less meat, turn the lights off, consume less and so on and so forth. But, did you know that climate change is inextricable from the refugee crisis?
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OC's new Mary shrine recognizes Vietnamese Catholics' special role

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By Tom Hoffarth, Courtney Mares Verified, Katie Rutter Verified, Matt Hadro
| Angelus News Verified
A late Saturday afternoon sunbeam danced in geometric patterns up and down the cobalt blue wind-furled veil, soon to be lowered to reveal Christ Cathedral Church in Garden Grove’s new next-door neighbor: a 12 foot statue of Our Lady of La Vang, the subject of veneration by millions of Vietnamese Catholics.
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Christmas tree farmers provide patrons with a religious encounter

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By Katie Rutter Verified
| NWI Catholic Verified
Stacy and Jeff Alexander prepare their Christmas tree for transport while their children, Jeffrey, Kyleigh and Jaycie, look on at Emmanuel Tree Farm in Trafalgar, Ind., Nov. 28, 2020. The farm sells about 400 pines to families each year. (CNS photo/Katie Rutter) By Katie Rutter Catholic News Service TRAFALGAR, Ind. (CNS) - Alena Beckwith may be only 7 years old, but she is already helping with the family business and evangelizing others in the process.
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