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| Catholic News Service (CNS) |
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| news service, established in 1920; a division of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) |
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| someone who proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ by what he or she says or does |
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| a word that means "good news." Each of the four Gospels--of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John--in the New Testament gives us a unique perspective on Jesus, but they all express the same truth |
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| the truth that the Son of God, the second person of the Blessed Trinity, became man and lived among us |
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| a short story with a message |
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| (1895-1979) archbishop; Catholic television pioneer who proclaimed the good news to millions of people in the 1950s on his show Life is Worth Living |
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| the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which present the good news of Jesus Christ from a similar point of view |
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| Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the most complete expression of God's word |
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