News about Pope Paul VI

CallaHAN: It's the Abyssal Zone, from the Greeks for 'bottomless' - the ocean's depths, some 2.5 miles below, pure and constant darkness spanning 83 percent of the entire ocean. The lost vessel, which was crammed into a small space the size of a minivan, was piloted with a $30 gaming console and built with some off-the-shelf accessories, including lighting from Camping World and construction piping as ballast. When Titanic vanished, the submersible, named Titan, was voyaging to the Titanic. The parallels are all too apt. The Titanic, the wonder of early 20th century technology branded 'unsinkable,' is still fascinates, with passengers ostensibly shielded by their wealth and class, a triumph of human progress that has been dwarfed and destroyed by nature. Years to build, hours to crack. And so it is with Titan.

Thousands of faithful believers flocked to an abbey in Missouri to see the faithful remains of a Catholic nun who died four years ago, some believe this is a sign that she should be considered for sainthood. Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, a 2019 convert, has yet to reach the minimum of five years since her death for the Catholic Church's long and intricate sainthood process has begun. Nonetheless, the incident in the United States has brought attention to the past of sainthood. All in all, there are just 11 Catholic saints canonized for their service in what is now the United States.