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Movie Review Les Miserables
There is something in me which resists popular movies, music, and TV series. That new piece of entertainment that everyone…
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Book Review: My Sisters the Saints
“Is this all there is?” Colleen Carroll Campbell found herself asking that universal question midway through college. Every generation needs…
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John B. Tabb: America’s Forgotten Priest-Poet
A Very Brief Biography Rev. John Banister Tabb (March 22, 1845 – November 19, 1909) was a Catholic priest and…
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Les Misérables Provokes Mixed Emotions in a Catholic Viewer
Thanks to a friend and diehard Les Miserables fan, I saw the movie musical but have mixed emotions about it.…
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Are Catholic Ebooks the Future of Publishing?
Digital media has changed the landscape of the entertainment industry. Traditional music albums have been replaced by MP3s, and streaming…
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Rooted in Love: Our Calling as Catholic Women
How many books begin with an invitation to a slumber party? This one does! Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle’s richly personal, but…
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Robert Bork and Grove City College
On a dark February afternoon in 1988, 25 students in a U.S. Constitutional History class waited expectantly in a little-used…
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Testimonies of Heaven
Earlier this year I went to the WPXI television studio in Pittsburgh to tape an interview. The technician who escorted…
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If Aristotle’s Kid Had an iPod
What is the difference between a child born in the Twenty-first century and one born in 300 BC? Nothing, since…
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The Character of Our Culture Defines Our Children
If you have access to the Internet, you likely have read a viral blog post by single mother of four…