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- 1Pope Leo hears testimonies of suffering and hope at Lourdes●At Lourdes, Pope Leo hears testimonies of service, suffering and hope During his visit to the Accueil Notre-Dame in Lour
Pope Leo XIV visited the Accueil Notre-Dame in Lourdes, the French shrine's facility welcoming sick pilgrims, where he listened to three testimonies from people whose lives have been shaped by caring for the sick, by personal suffering and by their faith. The encounter highlighted the shrine's longstanding role as a place of healing and devotion, and drew attention among Catholic audiences following the pontiff's visit.
- 2Notre Dame breaks Shillelagh Trophy after beating Purdue▼Notre Dame broke the Shillelagh Trophy after win over Purdue
Notre Dame defeated Purdue and, in the postgame celebrations, broke the Shillelagh Trophy awarded to the winner of the long-running rivalry. Photos and clips of the damaged trophy have circulated among college football fans, drawing amused reactions about the clumsy handling of a trophy with decades of history between the two programs.
- 3Notre Dame rolls past Purdue on the road●Day after: Digesting Notre Dame impressive road win over Purdue
Notre Dame delivered a commanding road victory over Purdue, and analysts spent the following day breaking down what it means for both programs. Commentators highlighted the Fighting Irish's balance and composure away from home, while Purdue faces questions after dropping a home game. The result is shaping early-season perceptions of where each team stands.
- 4Notre Dame routs Purdue in another comfortable win●Notre Dame dominates Purdue, passes another tune-up without breaking a sweat https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7633160/20
Notre Dame beat Purdue convincingly in a college football matchup that served as another non-conference tune-up, with the defense dominating and quarterback CJ Carr leading the offense with ease. Coverage highlights how little resistance the Irish faced as they cruised through the game, continuing a strong start to their season.