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Income Inequality: A Third Option
The fiftieth anniversary of The War on Poverty has reignited a flurry of discussion over what to do about the…
Yearly Archives: 2014
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Womb Transplants: Unethical Experimentation on Children
Womb transplants are in the news again and I have seen a few posts around the Catholic blogosphere questioning what…
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The Nuns and the Priests
A lot of attention was given recently to the Little Sisters of the Poor, and the way that the Obama…
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Gimme Shelter, Why America Can’t Be Bothered
I got a chance tonight to grab a few friends and go see Gimme Shelter staring Vanessa Hudgens. I was…
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The Imperative of Snow Days
Writing now in the midst of winter, I’d like to address a certain sort of winter day that flits about…
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The Book Whisperer: Mothering Without a Map
Even those who have a great relationship with their own mothers can appreciate how the mother-daughter bond colors the way…
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Ukraine: Bishop Denounces Violence Against Protestors
According to a local bishop, the “brutal” crackdown on demonstrators in Ukraine is acting as a recruitment agent for the…
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Are Children a Burden or a Blessing?
Modernity isn’t sure whether children are a burden or a blessing. The percentage of childless couples in the U.S. has…
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Reflections for Sunday, February 2, 2014
Meditation and Questions for Refelction and Group Discussion (Malachi 3:1-4; Psalm 24:7-10; Hebrews 2:14-18; Luke 2:22-40) The Presentation of the…
