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Church Principles in the Public Square
Summer is a time when many things slow down, including politics and governmental activities. Yet, at the same time, it…
Monthly Archives: July, 2011
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The Tea Cup Caper
Any man who will spend a Saturday afternoon on his hands and knees, digging around the shelves of a musty,…
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Tinkering with the Lives of Children
There are many Americans who define themselves as human rights advocates yet who are, at the same time, wary of…
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You Are Not Called to Be a “Gender-neutral, Generic Person”
[Dr. Morse’s Commencement Speech to Providence Academy High School, Delivered June 3, 2011 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.] Faculty and Students of…
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Czech Case Affirms the Duty of Conscientious Objection
The European Court of Human Rights just emphasised unanimously that “no one should show total, blind obedience to orders which…
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St. Pantænus, Father of the Church
THIS learned father and apostolic man flourished in the second century. He was by birth a Sicilian, by profession a…
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Poem: “Why Do You Say…?”
Why Do You Say…? Why do you say that Man is the king of creation? The robe is too wide…
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St. Goar, Priest
ST. GOAR was born of an illustrious family, at Aquitaine. From his youth he was noted for his earnest piety,…
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Controversy Over “Heaven” Street Sign
The Red Hook section of Brooklyn recently renamed a street “Seven in Heaven Way” to honor seven firefighters who died…
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Book Review: A Catholic Woman’s Book of Prayers
Some of the perks of being a Catholic blogger all these years have been the friends I’ve acquired and the…