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George Weigel’s Mission Impossible
Even if you don’t agree with him, you have to admire George Weigel’s moxie. It can’t be easy serving as…
Yearly Archives: 2012
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Corn Subsidies at Root of U.S.-Mexico Immigration Problems
America’s immigration debate will never be adequately addressed until we think clearly about the economic incentives that encourage Mexican citizens…
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Where Angels Fear to Tread: A Response to Andrea Tornielli on Medjugorje
I read with interest Andrea Tornielli’s article on Medjugorje dated February 28, 2012.[i] At the end, I was shocked to…
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Mamma Theologica
I’ve been reading the Summa Theologica so much I’ve started arguing with myself in the way of St. Thomas Aquinas,…
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Marketing Infanticide
Recently, I addressed the idea of Christian perinatal hospice, a concept whereby parents facing a pregnancy involving a terminally ill…
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As an Athlete Running the Race
Jesse Owens was one of the fastest human beings who ever lived. Known as the Buckeye Bullet, he became famous…
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Attachment in Human Love
Love between a man and a woman is one of the most beautiful things in the world. But what happens…
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Super Tuesday and Being Human
I write on Super Tuesday, but my reflections here pertain to the entire election season of 2012, and in fact,…
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Poem: “Agony”
Agony Praying in a garden, Leaning on a rock I know that Pilate’s soldiers Are going to torture and mock.…
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19-Year-Old’s Dream Continued by Dominican Sisters
As the sun sends red and blue hues through the stained-glass windows into a convent chapel in the Chicago area,…