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The Archdiocese of Newark has seen record numbers of people converting to Catholicism in 2026, a statistic that the Rev. Armand Mantia said is happening around the world. A total of 1,701 parishioners ...

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Several decades and thousands of emails later, Naomi Baron can still pinpoint the moment she first encountered what has since become the cockroach of email openers—indestructible, omnipresent, and ...