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Remembering the ‘shenanigans’ at Mother Angelica’s first vows

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By Mary Farrow 
| EWTN News
Mother Angelica. | Credit: EWTN March 27, 2026 at 8:00 AM ET If you picture a nun’s first profession of vows, you probably picture a serene, peaceful affair with the sisters singing harmoniously and everything running joyfully and smoothly. However, the day of Mother Angelica’s first vows was anything but. Outside, a blizzard spit snow and ice, snarling roads and delaying the guests — including the presiding bishop, James McFadden. Inside, different storms were brewing.
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Is Christmas simply a re-imagining of ancient pagan celebrations?

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By Mary Farrow 
| ewtn.co.uk
fotorutkowscy / Shutterstock. By Mary Farrow Denver Newsroom, Dec 13, 2020 / 04:58 am (CNA) ‘Tis the season to be jolly, and, perhaps, to have one’s social media inundated with memes about Christmas being nothing more than a co-opted pagan holiday – maybe a winter solstice celebration – repurposed and baptized by Christianity.
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“Behold Your Child” Mass and ministry offers parents a place to grieve children lost to miscarriage, early infant death

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By Mary Farrow 
| Denver Catholic
Nineteen years ago, Deacon David Simonton and his wife Gail experienced what David called a “seismic, life-altering event.” At an ultrasound appointment, their 18-week-old baby in utero had no heartbeat. “No heartbeat. No movement. Our baby had died,” Deacon Simonton told the Denver Catholic in an email interview. “…in an instant, an expectant mom and dad’s worst fear became a reality.” It was not the first, nor the last time, the Simontons would experience a miscarriage.
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