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“It From Bit”… What About God?
In delving into information theory as a foundation for quantum mechanical theory, I encountered again John Wheeler’s revolutionary thesis that…
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Three New Lenten Resources
Bringing Lent Home with Pope Francis: Prayers, Reflections, and Activities for Families by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle Ave Maria Press, 2015…
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Book Review: Rediscover Jesus
As Catholics, we often think that we know Jesus. After all, most of us have been hearing the stories of…
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Your 2016 Handy-Dandy List of Lenten Resources
Lent comes early this year. February 10th is Ash Wednesday! That’s just three weeks away, folks. So instead of waiting until the last…
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Movie Review: Full of Grace
Full of Grace is an art-house, indie film about the last days of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Bahia Haifi) on…
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Modest but Meaningful Protection from Human Embryo Genetic Manipulation
Genetically-manufactured babies, gene-manipulated human embryos, human-animal chimeras, human clones—all science fiction, right? No, these various types of laboratory-manufactured human embryos…
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Movie Review: The Letters
The Letters is another film about the life of Mother Teresa of Calcutta (acted with aplomb by Juliet Stevenson) –…
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Learning from the Moms
I’m a new priest and I have a lot to learn. Of course, working in a parish affords me many…
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Did Neanderthals Have a Soul?
“The magisterium of the Church takes a direct interest in the question of evolution, because it touches on the conception of…
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Movie Review — The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2
If you already know how the Hunger Games saga ends, you may want to skip this third installment — unless…