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Jesus treated women as equals – why doesn’t The Chosen?
“The Chosen” undermines its portrayal of Jesus’ inclusivity by removing women from the Last Supper. Instead, it invents a scene with no Gospel basis, casting doubt on the series’ commitment to authenticity.
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Bishops smelling like outcast shepherds
Francis’ striking image of ministry challenges the polished professionalism often expected of priests and bishops. Real ministry smells of sweat, dirt, hardship, and the messiness of human life. It demands crossing every comfortable boundary to live among those who are overlooked.
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Chaos divides and destroys: Faith, Hope and Love save
In an era of escalating chaos, fear and resentment reshape society, dividing neighbours and distorting truth. How can faith, hope, and love counteract the rise of false prophets and destructive ideologies?
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Magnum Principium – The moment liturgical translation came alive
Language is sacramental — it carries God’s voice. He sees fidelity not in literal replication, but in full, faithful communication: style, context, and the lived faith of the people, rooted in culture and responsive to their spiritual needs, says Pope Francis.
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