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The Titanic’s Catholic Priest Who Went Down Hearing Confessions
Amidst all the tales of chivalry from the Titanic disaster there is one that’s not often told. It is that…
Monthly Archives: April, 2012
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Double-Standard for the Demented
The late medical essayist Lewis Thomas once described Alzheimer’s as “the worst of all diseases, not just for what it…
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Poem: “The Prisoner in His Cell”
The Prisoner in His Cell The Spirit sighed When you were born And loved you even then It watched you…
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Chinese Women Suffer Mental Health Risks From Abortion Despite Abortion Culture
A new study from China shows that women who have experienced induced abortion have omnipresent mental health problems during a…
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Bring Your Luggage, Don’t Lug Your Baggage
If you haven’t yet seen the film October Baby yet, find the time to do so. I can’t recommend it…
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Adam and Eve after the Pill: the Devastating Fallout of the Sexual Revolution
Occasionally, a book perfectly marries expert insight with the tone and interests of its audience. Mary Eberstadt’s Adam and Eve…
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Movie Review: Blue Like Jazz
There’s a new kind of film coming to a cinema near you–film that is Christian, made by Christians, but (proudly)…
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Melinda Gates: I’m Catholic and Contraception is not Controversial
On Holy Thursday, Melinda Gates publicly professed her Catholic faith and then personally attacked her Church over its position on…
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A Politician in the Making
When I was a kid, I got in trouble almost daily. I often was sent home from school with notes…
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Why Do SNAP and VOTF Fear the Case of Fr. Gordon MacRae?
Last month, I was invited by the editors of These Stone Walls to write a “Special Report” about a new…