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New American Climate Corps aims to boost clean energy, jobs for young people
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New American Climate Corps aims to boost clean energy, jobs for young people


Kimberly Heatherington

Oct 1, 2023

7 min read
Like the WPA, the American Climate Corps was created by an executive order of the president, after it initially faced funding-based opposition when included in early versions of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. Biden has credited the measure with lowering energy costs, increasing energy security, creating new jobs and cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Catholic singer recalls how winning battle with shyness, relying on faith brought success
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Catholic singer recalls how winning battle with shyness, relying on faith brought success


Marietha Góngora V.

Oct 1, 2023

4 min read
Guelmis Tavárez has a successful career in the Catholic music industry, but that success didn’t come without a fight against the extreme shyness he suffered from a young age and his reliance on his faith to evolve into the musical artist he is today.
Aliens, demons or PSYOPS? Catholics study, debate UFO allegations
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Aliens, demons or PSYOPS? Catholics study, debate UFO allegations


Robert Duncan

Sep 30, 2023

8 min read
When former intelligence official David Grusch testified before Congress in July that the U.S. government had retrieved crashed UFOs and covertly attempted to reverse engineer their alien technology, some Catholics already were primed to debate the compatibility of extraterrestrial intelligence and church doctrine.
‘Not soldiers but knights’: Catholic mother mourns son and ‘brilliant’ generation slain in Ukraine
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‘Not soldiers but knights’: Catholic mother mourns son and ‘brilliant’ generation slain in Ukraine


Gina Christian

Sep 30, 2023

5 min read
The 27-year-old Ukrainian soldier, a graduate of Ukrainian Catholic University, was killed by Russian mortar fire in June 2022 during a battle in the region of Mykolaiv and Kherson, in Ukraine’s south.
New cardinals have great hopes for synod on synodality
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New cardinals have great hopes for synod on synodality


Carol Glatz

Sep 30, 2023

4 min read
– Many of the prelates Pope Francis will make cardinals Sept. 30 will be taking part in the synod on synodality or have been very active in its preparatory phases as leaders of their dioceses.

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