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Catholic Family News's Podcast
Weekly News Roundup June 9, 2022
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Season 3
Our stories this week include: (1) Pope Francis' exhortation to members of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue in Rome "to cultivate the spirit and style of conviviality in your relations with people of other religious traditions," in the wake of what appears to have been an Islamic jihadist massacre in Nigeria; (2) more liturgical abuse in the Archdiocese of Chicago (this time, featuring a lay homilist playing with a bubble wand during Mass); (3) a groundbreaking new documentary film that exposes the insane and dangerous nature of gender ideology; and (4) some much needed hope for the Church in the form of this year's Chartres Pilgrimage.