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“barbequing in my sackcloth.” || managing editor, @ncregister, the only Catholic publication featured in HBO's hit series, "Task" || news tips welcome, DMs open
(Catholic) X-roads of America ncregister.com/author/jonatha… Joined April 2014
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Things that will irk me;
-if ND is ranked below IU (who has no wins against currentkly ranked teams, and lost to an OSU team ranked lower than BYU)
-if ND is below 2-loss SEC teams, esp Texas (ND beating Miami is better than any of TX's wins)
-if ND is below Miami (self explanatory)
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Debbie Gomez-Felder lost her 41 yr old dad in the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. She was 17 at the time, a senior in high school at Pius XI in Milwaukee.

“I just couldn’t understand any of this,” she said. She recalls banging on the rectory door of a local parish, demanding answers from the priest. But no answers could limit the pain. “I stopped going to church. I said some very bad things to God.”

But all these decades later, Gomez-Felder can see how God was present to her in the midst of her suffering. And she says her faith is stronger than ever.

“It took me a while to get there, but I did get there, and now it’s unbreakable, it’s unshakable,

From last year from @MarkIronsMedia for @NCRegister, but worth reading again today, ncregister.com/features/mark-…
www.ncregister.com Edmund Fitzgerald at 50: ‘The Gales of November’ and the God Who Remembers FEATURE: Fifty years after the freighter vanished in a November storm, the families left behind — ‘the wives and the sons and the daughters’ — say their faith in Christ has carried them through every...
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How big is the Gen Z Catholic "revival"? Why are young men leaving the priesthood? How are Catholics giving after the pandemnic?

While it'd be great to answer these questions, the datasets needed to do so don't exist. Here's what Catholic researchers are doing to get around this "data deficit," per @mckeownjonah.

ncregister.com/news/the-catho…
www.ncregister.com The Catholic ‘Data Deficit’: How Researchers Are Tackling Unanswered Questions From how real the Gen Z religious ‘revival’ really is to why men leave the priesthood, Catholic researchers are navigating challenges to bring clarity to Church trends.
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A false trichotomy. Another answer includes saying something like " I do hate my enemies, but I know that's wrong and I hope I can overcome it."
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I get Christians criticizing Trump for his answer, but we should realize there's value in it being honest.

There's three ways to answer that question:

(1) Say you forgive your enemies and mean it.
(2) Say you forgive your enemies and don't mean it.
(3) Say you don't forgive your enemies.

Of these options, (1) is best, and (2) is worst. At least with (3) there's honesty, and God can work with that.
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