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‘Chariots of Fire’ Makes a Comeback – On Stage and in Real Life
The glorious story of Eric Liddell will soon grace a London stage just as issues of conscience make headlines with…
Browsing: Arts, Leisure & Culture
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God’s Nanomachines
When that first soft cloud of pale green appears on the trees in Spring, I always try hard to comprehend…
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Coming to a TV Near You: ‘The Catholic View for Women’
When Astrid Bennett Gutierrez, Janet Morana and Teresa Tomeo get together, something fantastic happens — it’s called The Catholic View…
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Touched By Touch
My argument against God was that the universe seemed so cruel and unjust. But how had I got this idea…
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Adam and Eve after the Pill: the Devastating Fallout of the Sexual Revolution
Occasionally, a book perfectly marries expert insight with the tone and interests of its audience. Mary Eberstadt’s Adam and Eve…
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Movie Review: Blue Like Jazz
There’s a new kind of film coming to a cinema near you–film that is Christian, made by Christians, but (proudly)…
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Movie Review: The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games is set in a way beyond dystopia future in which the rulers living in the Third-Reich-like “Capitol”…
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The Hunger Games: A Catholic Parent’s Guide to Themes and Issues
The movie version of The Hunger Games debuted on March 23, and it is breaking all records. What follows is…
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Movie Review: War Horse
Baby seals, puppies and horses all seem to have a universal ability to tug at people’s heartstrings. It’s just something…
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Cleveland Indians’ Player Thankful
If you ask Jack Hannahan what he’s thankful for, be prepared to listen for a while. Hannahan, 32, has plenty…