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MONDAY, DECEMBER 22
LAWMAKERS THREATEN BONDI WITH CONTEMPT  Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie say Attorney General Pam Bondi could face “inherent contempt” for releasing heavily redacted and incomplete Epstein files. The bipartisan lawmakers argue the Justice Department failed to comply with a transparency law they co-sponsored requiring fuller disclosure.  READ
 
TRUMP SAYS HE’S NOT RULING OUT WAR WITH VENEZUELA  President Donald Trump told NBC News he does not rule out the possibility of war with Venezuela as his administration orders oil tanker seizures and tightens pressure on President Nicolás Maduro.  READ
 
NEARLY 30 CAREER DIPLOMATS RECALLED  The Trump administration is ending the tenures of at least 29 diplomats who took office during the Biden administration as it reshapes U.S. diplomacy to align with President Trump’s “America First” agenda.   READ
 
POPE LEO: ‘THE WEALTH OF THE EARTH IS IN THE HANDS OF THE FEW’  At his final Jubilee audience, Pope Leo XIV warned that creation and the poor are “groaning” as the wealth of the earth becomes increasingly concentrated among those unwilling to hear their cry.  READ
 
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE TALKS LAW, FREEDOM WITH BISHOP BARRON  Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett joins Bishop Robert Barron for a conversation on legal interpretation, the role of judges in a constitutional democracy, and how faith and family help her withstand public and political pressure.  LISTEN
 
LOUISIANA GOV APPOINTED AS US SPECIAL ENVOY TO GREENLAND  President Trump announced he is appointing Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as U.S. special envoy to Greenland, reviving a longstanding interest in increasing U.S. influence over the Arctic territory.  READ
 
CARDINAL CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS MASS IN WAR-TORN GAZA  Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa celebrated an early Christmas Mass at Gaza’s Holy Family Church, the only Catholic parish in the Strip, during a pastoral visit to the war-torn enclave.   READ
 
AD: BEFORE HIM, WE ARE MADE WHOLE  ‘Holy Hours of Meditation and Healing’ invites you into a sacred encounter with the living Christ through guided reflections and prayerful meditations. Within the stillness of Adoration, you are led to surrender deep wounds, confront fear with hope, and rediscover the unshakable love of God.  ENRICH YOUR PRAYER LIFE TODAY

 
 
SAN FRANCISCO BLACKOUT LEAVES 130,000 WITHOUT POWER   A massive blackout caused by a substation fire left nearly one-third of San Francisco without electricity, halted autonomous vehicles mid-street, and snarled traffic across large parts of the city.  READ
 
TECH BILLIONAIRE PAYS $120M FOR MONASTERY, BREAKS RECORD Palantir CEO Alex Karp has purchased a 3,700-acre former Trappist monastery outside Aspen for about $120 million, setting a new record for the most expensive residential sale in Colorado’s Pitkin County.  READ
 
JD VANCE CLOSES AMFEST WITH CALL TO REJECT ‘PURITY TESTS’  Vice President JD Vance capped Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest by urging conservatives to reject ideological “purity tests,” arguing that President Trump built a winning coalition by welcoming supporters from different backgrounds.  READ
 
LIFE HACK: DRESS UP  We’ve shared a lot of opinions on why dressing well is good for culture. But it’s also good for yourself! Here’s why it’s worth doing (and how to do it comfortably).  READ
 
CATHOLIC 101  St. Augustine spent years chasing lesser loves that left him restless and unfulfilled. Br. John David Corwin, O.P., explains how Augustine’s journey shows that loving God rightly through humility and obedience is the path to unity, freedom, and lasting joy.  READ
 
SAINT OF THE DAY  Today the Church celebrates St. Chaeromon, a bishop of Nilopolis in Egypt who lived during the Roman persecutions of the third century. Already advanced in age when Emperor Decius launched a brutal campaign against Christians, Chaeromon fled with companions to Arabia, where they are believed to have suffered martyrdom for the faith.  READ
 
DAILY PSALM  “My heart exults in the Lord, my Savior.” (1 Samuel)  READ
 
DAILY READINGS  Today’s Mass readings.  READ
 
DEVOTION  St. Joseph reminds us that goodness is often lived quietly. He chose mercy, discretion, and trust when the path ahead was unclear. His example invites us, especially at Christmas, to meet uncertainty with patience and faithful love.  READ

Murillo, Saint Joseph with the Infant Christ (c. 1670). Public domain.
 
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