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Thomas A. Nelson, Founder of TAN Books, Dies at 88

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Thomas A. Nelson, founder of TAN Books.

Under Nelson’s ownership, TAN became known for publishing orthodox Catholic books, including reprints of classic Catholic works on theology.

A New Patron Saint of Fashion?

Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, who loved to have fun and pray alike, offers a holy example of lay life, according to his niece.
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Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, who loved to have fun and pray alike, offers a holy example of lay life, according to his niece.

Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati’s will soon be canonized. He is a beloved saint known for his love of Christ and sports, but he is also being called a patron saint of fashion. We are joined by Mary Harper, founder of LiturgicalStyle.com and author of the forthcoming book ‘What the Saints Wore.’ Register staff writer Jonah McKeown tells us about one powerful use of AI: saints talking to saints.

Pope Leo XIV Calls Christians to Ecumenism, to Be Architects of Reconciliation and Peace

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Paul Gavrilyuk presents the International Orthodox Theological Association pamphlet to Pope Leo XIV on June 7, 2025.

Leo XIV noted that, although the Catholic Church was not present at that first meeting, 'we stand with you today as fellow disciples of Christ, recognizing that what unites us is far greater than what divides us.'