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Catholic News Roundup: Nov. 17, 2024

November 17, 2024

This week’s top stories:

1. UPROAR OVER TRUMP APPOINTEES

RINOs fume over unconventional picks

2. PENTAGON FAILS AUDIT FOR 7TH TIME

DOGE aims to tackle gov’t waste

3. $13M AWARDED IN VAX MANDATE CASE

Catholic wins big against Blue Cross

4. VAXXED: 1,236% SURGE IN HEART ATTACKS

Peer-reviewed study shows shocking stats

5. MEN’S MARCH CLASHES WITH PRO-ABORTS

Leftists assault pro-lifers in Boston

6. LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST TRANS SPORTS

Women sue Mountain West Conference

7. ASSISTED DYING COMING TO UK?

Strong opposition to legalizing suicide

8. CHRISTIANS IN GAZA SUFFER

Loss of life from Israeli bombings

9. OUR LADY BACK IN NOTRE DAME

Paris procession attended by thousands

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The name Stella Maris has its roots in a 5th-century translation by St. Jerome of the Hebrew name for Mary, Miryam. Originally written as Stilla Maris, it meant "Drop of the Sea." Through what likely stemmed from a transcription error, this evolved into Stella Maris, which means "Star of the Sea."

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