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fromThe Falcoholic
4 days ago

Falcons odds: It's a coin flip against the Saints

Do your Sunday plans involve watching two terrible football teams force one or the other to win? If so, the Falcons head to New Orleans for Hate Week Part I, a game where the Saints enter with a hair's advantage of 1.5 points, per FanDuel Sportsbook. Both of these NFC South rivals' seasons have spiraled out of control, and at 3-7 and 2-8, respectively, it's essentially a race to the bottom when they meet on Sunday afternoon in the Superdome.
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fromThe Falcoholic
6 days ago

What to know about Falcons - Saints in Week 12

New Orleans turns the ball over too often but also forces plenty, hold the line well against the pass, and offer up a solid defense overall. Their putrid rushing attack and very average passing attack are the two best reasons to think the Falcons will win this one, particularly the first, but obviously little is guaranteed with the way the Falcons have played of late.
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Dallas Cowboys
fromSportSpyder.com
1 month ago

Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 10 Running Backs For Week 7

Head coach Ben Johnson insists the Bears must maintain focus and avoid complacency ahead of a critical Week 7 matchup with the Saints.
Brooklyn
fromTime Out New York
3 months ago

St. Patrick's Cathedral unveils its largest mural in 150 years, dedicated to NYC's immigrant communities

A monumental mural by Adam Cvijanovic celebrates immigrants and first responders at St. Patrick's Cathedral, honoring the rich history of New York City.
fromMedievalists.net
4 months ago

Why Everyone in the Middle Ages Seemed to Have the Same Name - Medievalists.net

In the late fifteenth-century collection of mystical poetry from the Franciscan convent at Villingen, the twenty-two named nuns include several with the name Agnes, reflecting the popularity of saints' names at baptism.
History
AC Milan
fromTODAY.com
5 months ago

Pope Says He'll Make Carlo Acutis, Who Died At 15, the First Millennial Saint

Carlo Acutis, a teen who died from leukemia, is set to become the first millennial saint, illustrating modern paths to sainthood.
AC Milan
fromNew York Post
7 months ago

Canonization of first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis, postponed after Pope Francis death

The canonization of Carlo Acutis has been postponed following the death of Pope Francis.
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