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World Youth Day nets $230 million for Madrid

MADRID — Arturo Fernandez, the president of Madrid's House of Commerce said Aug. 22 that hotels, transportation services and businesses in the Spanish capital took in nearly $230 million during World Youth Day.

The director of the Hotel Industry Business Association in Madrid, Juan Jose Blardony, said three million meal tickets were distributed to young people throughout the week, valued at nearly $32 million.

Blardony told Europa Press that the discount meal tickets were the result of an agreement between the Federation of Fast Food Restaurants of Madrid and the bishops' conference.

Some 2,479 establishments in Madrid accepted the meal tickets, including fast food chains such as McDonald's, Burger King and many local restaurants.

CNA/Europa Press

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Father Shawn O'Neal: In this debate, remember Church teaching on human rights

Father Shawn O'Neal: In this debate, remember Church teaching on human rights

As a means to develop a comprehensive plan to reform our nation's current immigration system, a group of senators has introduced legislation formally called the "Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013."...

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Father Matthew Buettner: Radical Christianity

Father Matthew Buettner: Radical Christianity

Recently, the Boston Marathon came to an abrupt end when two bombs exploded near the finish line. Three young people died in the explosion, including an 8-year-old boy who received his first Holy Communion just 11 months ago. Along with these...

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The Poor Clares: Joy and sacrifice

The Poor Clares: Joy and sacrifice

St. Paul was a man passionate with zeal and consumed by love for God and desire for the salvation of souls. His actions and words were geared toward one purpose: the claiming of souls from the dominion of the devil, and the deceit used by him...

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For the love of painting: Lifesize portrait painted of Monsignor Marcaccio

For the love of painting: Lifesize portrait painted of Monsignor Marcaccio

GREENSBORO — Last month Monsignor Anthony Marcaccio, pastor of St. Pius X Church in Greensboro, was hung. On a wall. In the church. Last year, St. Pius X parishioners hired up-and-coming British artist Nancy Fletcher to paint a life-size...

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Shroud of Turin broadcast set for Holy Saturday

Shroud of Turin broadcast set for Holy Saturday

DENVER — Pope Benedict XVI's decision to allow a TV broadcast of the Shroud of Turin on March 30, Holy Saturday, has been lauded by experts for highlighting the link between the shroud and the death and resurrection of Christ. "Pope Benedict...

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A Catholic iPhone contract for teens

A Catholic iPhone contract for teens

HUNTERSVILLE — For many parents, giving their teenaged son or daughter a smartphone can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, cell phones are a reassuring tool in the event of an emergency. On the other hand, there are the dangers of texting...

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