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Straight from Broadway, there's no 'Doubt' this revival is thrilling - Vimarsana News

Straight from Broadway, there's no 'Doubt' this revival is thrilling

The Broadway revival of Doubt: A Parable closed on April 21. The Pulitzer Prize and Emmy-winning drama opens May 3 at Golden Gate Community Center in Naples.Studio Players Director Anna Segreto says that local audiences are in for a theatrical treat.

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AP Shocked, Shocked to Discover American Catholics Increasingly ... Catholic - Vimarsana News

AP Shocked, Shocked to Discover American Catholics Increasingly ... Catholic

 

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Vs. James Swan #2 Re Luther's Mariology, Pt. 1 - Vimarsana News

Vs. James Swan #2 Re Luther's Mariology, Pt. 1

“Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you have received benefit from this or any of my other 4,600+ articles, please follow this blog by signing up (w your email Part one of a dialogue with anti-Catholic Reformed apologist & polemicist James Swan, about Protestant founder Martin Luther's view of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

In Venice tomorrow, Pope will find a Church struggling against decline - Vimarsana News

In Venice tomorrow, Pope will find a Church struggling against decline

In the city of Venice itself, there were 714 priests in 1969, shortly after the close of the Second Vatican Council. According to the most recent county, which dates from 2022, the total now stands at 266.

From Saint Mark's to Saint Peter's: the nine Venetian popes - Vimarsana News

From Saint Mark's to Saint Peter's: the nine Venetian popes

This Sunday, Pope Francis will visit Venice, a city that has given nine popes to the Church in its history, from Gregory XII to John Paul I.