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U.S. Borders Open Wide and Encourage Reproductive Tourism
Last night before heading off to bed I happened to check my email, only to read this unbelievable headline –…
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Struble’s Holy Land Adventures a Generation Ago
With the Middle East in mayhem, I’ve been thinking back to my travels in Egypt and Israel during a less…
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How God Conquered My Fears in the Holy Land
While I was in the Holy Land, many Scripture verses surfaced in my mind and heart as I stood in…
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Holy Land – Preparing for Pope Francis
When Pope Paul VI visited the Holy Land, Auxiliary Bishop Marcuzzo was still only a seminarian, but to this day…
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Don’t Be a Tourist on the Spiritual Journey of Faith
One of the points I try to stress with those joining me on the many trips I host to Rome…
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Wrapping ‘Summer Love’ into a New School Year
I’ll admit it’s work, but I love it. I love camping…. the dust clouds and the cicadas’ rhythmic swell and…
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How Two Sacred, Bloody Images Take Us to God
One year ago, on May 23, 2010, the Holy Shroud of Turin was placed out of public view at St.…
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Donna D’Errico: Interview of a Catholic and Explorer
Before I jump into the interview with Donna D’Errico, I would like to thank her for answering a few questions regarding her life as…
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Feeling Superior: The Lake, That Is
“Lake Superior is the biggest, deepest, cleanest, coldest and roughest of all the Great Lakes,” said the captain of the…
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Roman Fever
A city like no other, maybe even more so this time of year. What do you call a city with…