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Using the Catholic Faith As Part of Recovery
Being Catholic is a walk with resolutions. Every confession and examination of conscious ends with the resolve to do better.…
Monthly Archives: January, 2015
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House to Vote on 20-week Abortion Ban on Roe v. Wade Anniversary
Congress’ Republican majority is taking its first step in sending pro-life legislation to the desk of President Obama. According to…
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Among Christian Refugees in Kurdistan, ‘No One is Angry at God’
By Oliver Maksan ERBIL, Kurdistan—”Thank you, thank you, thank you:” Suheila, an elderly Christian woman from Mosul was effusive in…
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Poem: “Catholyric I Had a Dream Dedicated to Sr Marie Jude”
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Blessed Mother Knows Best
Passing on the faith at home with Marian piety During his installation at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago last November,…
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Finding Peace
Commentators, politicians, and world leaders often bandy about the word “peace.” But I wonder if there are many in our…
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Conscience Counts
America has always been a nation with great respect for the right of conscience. As a people, we like the…
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The Then and The Now
St. Augustine is famously quoted as teaching that our hearts are restless until they rest in God. The word “restless”…
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The Inhuman Relationship of Mary and Joseph
Every year at Christmas time I think of the many people who experience a more acute loneliness that the season…