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Sister Blandina and Her Journey to Sainthood 

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6.26.26 – More than a century ago, Sister Blandina Segale moved to Santa Fe and began her work establishing public and Catholic schools, as well as hospitals, across the state. For more than a decade, local Catholic leaders have pushed for the famous nun to be considered for sainthood. This week, we revisit a previously unaired conversation with contributor…

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Presidential Powers and the War in Iran 

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6.26.26 – In a historic vote this month, the U.S. Senate approved a war powers resolution directing President Trump to “remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran.” It was a vote made several months after the war had passed the 60-day Constitutional deadline to receive Congressional authorization. This week, we revisit a conversation we had in April…

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