The musical performance, which was filmed in front of three live audiences, took place last year at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City.
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Meet the Catholic priest who helped make the new ‘Knives Out’ Netflix movie
by Katie Yoderby Katie YoderWhen Rian Johnson was still writing the script for his new “Knives Out” movie set in a small-town parish, he turned to his Catholic aunt and uncle for help — …
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Hundreds attend Catholic medical conference exploring human dignity in health care
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder“We are all called to remember that health care is not simply a business; it is a vocation, a mission that is grounded in the dignity of every human person.”
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Christian persecution event focuses on human dignity in Iraq and Nigeria
by Katie Yoderby Katie YoderThe panelists invited U.S. Catholics to see the human dignity of Christians suffering in Iraq and Nigeria and to pray for those facing persecution worldwide.
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The upcoming SEEK 2026 conference is inviting young Catholics and attendees of all ages to embrace its theme inspired by recently canonized St. Pier Giorgio Frassati.
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While many movies focus on characters who accomplish remarkable feats or exhibit superpowers, “Train Dreams” revels in the extraordinary in ordinary life.
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How these Catholic ministries help parents choose life for babies with disabilities
by Katie Yoderby Katie YoderThese leaders want parents to know: You are not alone. Their groups are ready and waiting to accompany families, whether they are Catholic or not.
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Human dignity at center of Catholic university’s upcoming medical conference
by Katie Yoderby Katie YoderAn upcoming conference is inviting Catholic medical professionals and students to explore the meaning of health care, the necessity of self-care, and the modern challenges of artificial intelligence and genetic …
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Everyday Catholics can love and serve the poor in need, according to experts that directly serve or advocate for those struggling with poverty. Here a few ways to do that.
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New ‘Nuremberg’ thriller examines capacity of ordinary men to commit extraordinary evil
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder“I think it’s important to not forget the past, and we have to be able to look backwards in order to move forwards,” filmmaker James Vanderbilt said.
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