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The Attack on the Family
Many of the most violent attacks on morality taking place today seem to be centered around questions of sexual morality.…
Monthly Archives: March, 2012
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Corrupted Capitalism and the Housing Crisis
To say that our public discourse today stands in need of some improvement is undoubtedly an understatement, but perhaps no…
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The Church’s Mission: Apostolic or Political?
In a recent column at CatholicCulture.org, Phil Lawler criticized the bishops of the United States for issuing statements on “too…
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Making Good Decisions, Part 2
Last week, we talked about making good decisions — God’s way. I want to follow up on that. One may…
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Abort First, Ask Questions Later: Britain’s Problem With Sex-Selection Abortion
Sex-selection abortions have been illegal in Great Britain since 1967. But that hasn’t been stopping British abortionists from performing them.…
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Fasting That Can Help Your Love Life
Lent is a time when we make an attempt to address things about our corporeal and spiritual lives that need…
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Quit Fooling, Mom. What’s Really Going On?
My children were really amusing me. And I mean that with the utmost sarcasm. “Who’s coming over?” one asked. “No…
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The Death-Haunted Art of Friendship (Part I)
Eve Tushnet is among the most promising young Catholic intellectuals in America. She is a student of art and culture…
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First Comes the Theory, Then the Practice: Why Academic Writing is Not Innocent
Francesca Minerva and Alberto Giubilini, who wrote in an “academic” paper that killing newborn babies should be as permissible as…
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At What Price Life?
It is no secret that in life, our values tend to guide our decisions. The things we hold dear, the…