The Challenger astronauts “gave their all doing what they were called to do in life,” McCoy tells her students. “Never be afraid to follow your dreams.”
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Cardinal Fernández also stressed that listening to others is crucial before speaking out — to “open ourselves to other points of view.”
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Dozens of saints or people on the path to sainthood have been considered incorrupt.
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As the boundaries of reproductive medicine are continually pushed, is the development of a “pregnancy robot” that far off? What are the moral consequences?
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Alligator Alcatraz, Carlo Acutis mosaic, scooter-riding catechist | Week in Review
by Megan Marleyby Megan MarleyA Carlo Acutis mosaic in Chicago, a scooter-riding catechist in Singapore and more in this weekly roundup.
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NaProTechnology provides alternative to IVF for couples struggling with infertility
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder(OSV News) — Dr. Naomi Whittaker was in the middle of her OB-GYN rotation when she realized that she no longer wanted to practice in women’s health. She was done watching …
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Many are actually unaware of the Vatican Observatory’s existence, even though it’s one of the oldest astronomical institutes in the world.
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The pope spoke to dozens of young astronomy students and scholars who were taking part in a monthlong summer school sponsored by the Vatican Observatory.
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New Cluny Institute aims to foster dialogue between academia, tech and religion
by Jack Figgeby Jack Figge(OSV News) — The Catholic University of America in Washington recently launched a new program that seeks to foster dialogue between academia, religion and the tech industry through hosting events, …
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(OSV News) — They’re among the tiniest of God’s creatures — fruit flies. While many think of them as a particularly pesky annoyance, for David Ronderos — a biology professor …
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