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By Amy Welborn, Catholic World Report - There are many differences between 1904 and the present day, but it’s illuminating to glance back and see so much that is strikingly familiar and to reflect on those differences... Let’s take a little detour away from that dense, yet strangely nebulous cloud of Synodality that looms ahead and set our sights, for just a moment on the other current attempt to diagnose and fix Catholic spiritual ills: the Eucharistic Revival.

By Dawn Beutner, Catholic World Report - By laying bare her soul and all its pains for us, she has become the patron saint of practically every human difficulty: problems with friends, helpful or unhelpful family members, sickness, physical pain, exhaustion, depression, scrupulosity, approaching death, psychological struggles, questions about one’s vocation, and more. Thérèse faced them all with childlike trust in God, and she teaches us how to do the same. That is the “little way” that any of us can choose to follow, as we follow Christ.

By Deirdre Byrn, Janet Smith, Rachel Campos-Duffy, Restore Tradition - Our Lord Jesus Christ established the Catholic Church to be the “light of the world”, that through the successors of the Apostles we might hear His voice and all nations be led to eternal salvation... Yet in recent times the moral authority of the Catholic Church appears to have been co-opted by the spirit of the world, and her voice silenced on matters that threaten the lives and eternal salvation especially of the young. In some Western nations today, children and adolescents are being physically mutilated by gender reassignment surgery, puberty-blocking drugs, and chemical castration, while confusion is sown in their minds and hearts by the spirit of impurity and the culture of death.