Pope Francis made the comment in response to a question about today’s generation of seminarians, who live in a digitally-forward world.
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Is milk still considered healthy? How much do we need? ‘It really depends on the person’
Experts say milk is a great way to get proper calcium but it’s not the only way; it can come from products like kale, winter squash, and spinach.
Eight babies in two months: Endangered lemur species welcomes four new sets of twins at zoo
The twins all have the same father: Zeus. Their mothers are first-timers Volana, Felana, Mawusi, and Ravioli.
🚨’Fat Bear Week scandal’🚨: Spam bots target beloved park competition with fake votes
Alaska’s Katmai National Park saw a flood of fake votes for fat bear contestant Holly over the weekend, but bear 747 is still clawing his way forward.
Larger-than-life, 2,000-year-old Hercules statue discovered in Greece
The piece, which the ministry calls supernatural and larger-than-life, depicts a young Hercules and accentuates the hero’s chiseled abs and wavy hair.
Harriet the cat, who went missing in California, found nine years later in Idaho
Harriet the cat went missing in California nine years ago and was found last month in Idaho. Thanks to a microchip, her owner was found.
It’s not just any Taco Tuesday: Here’s where to get free food, deals on National Taco Day
It’s National Taco Day 2022, and deals range from 10 mini tacos for $10 to free food if customers dress like the tasty tortillas.
‘He just grew and grew like Clifford’: Fenrir named world’s tallest living domestic cat
At nearly 19 inches in length, a Savannah cat from Michigan was named the world’s tallest living domestic cat by Guinness World Records.
Chocolate bunnies sold at Lidl must be destroyed, Swiss court rules in trademark case
Basing its decision partially on public opinion polls, a Swiss court ruled customers may confuse Lidl candies for Lindt’s, so Lidl must destroy them.
TikToker breaks down current, legal affairs to keep young Black people in the know
“I’ve got a Stanford brain, but Compton grammar,” said law student A.B. Burns-Tucker. On TikTok, “people love me for that, and they appreciate me.”