Sacred music is good for the brain as well as the soul

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The Catholic Church has continued to affirm the definition of marriage as exclusively between one man and one woman — why?

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Pope Leo XIV shares lunch with more than 1,300 people in need at the Vatican Pope Leo XIV had lunch on Sunday with more than 1,300 people experiencing poverty and social exclusion, gathering with them in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall for a festive meal marking the World Day of the Poor.

Pope Leo XIV: Where the world sees threats, the Church sees children Celebrating Mass for the Jubilee of the Poor on the Ninth World Day of the Poor, Pope Leo XIV urged Christians not to retreat into a closed or “religious” world of their own, but to help make human society “a space of fraternity and dignity for all, without exception.”

Sacred music is good for the brain as well as the soul, neuroscientist says

Scientific research shows that he who sings, performs, or listens to music also enriches and strengthens his brain, according to Catholic neuroscientist Kathlyn Gan.