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The 4th of July, Human Dignity, and the Catholic Church
Fireworks. Baseball games. Picnics. This is what the 4th of July means to most Americans today. But July 4th, 1776,…
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Happy Pro-life Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is one of my favorite days. Living across the street from a public high school field…
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Where There is Life There is Hope
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts” — Winston Churchill. Winston…
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Agenda Behind Botched Pledge Still a Mystery
Earlier this month, NBC reminded us of the power of good television. In the opening segment launching its coverage of…
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Lot’s Wife Syndrome
When I get invited to speak at women’s events, by far the most popular topic is my “Embracing the Matriarch…
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A Dangerous Perfectionism
After waiting nearly three years to dig through Sarah Palin’s 13,000-plus old emails, journalists searching for juicy headlines from her…
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Transubstantiation—Hard to Believe?
The Catholic Church teaches that in the Eucharist, the wafer and the wine really become the body and blood of…
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Spanking Hits Bottom Line in Parenting Debate
For years, I have arduously avoided the one topic that most certainly will incite a reader riot. However, I find…
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The “Sacrament” of Abortion
The Sacrament of Abortion is the title of a book written by Ginette Paris and published in 1992. In this…
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Is the Trinity Relevant?
Many are ready to give a polite nod of some sort to Jesus of Nazareth. Most honor him as a…