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What we see in the sky
Rita Buettner of the Catholic Review reflected on the human desire to witness significant events, noting the 109th anniversary of the miracle of the sun in Fátima, Portugal.
The reflection follows an attempt to view a jellyfish cloud created by a SpaceX launch in Florida from Maryland. Buettner noted that despite searching the sky, the cloud could not be seen, possibly due to light pollution, trees, or location. She connected this search for visual phenomena to the broader human tendency to seek clarity, answers, and signs of God's presence during difficult times.
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