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An Insipid Debate
Deep dish or thin crust? Leno or Conan? And people say American civic discourse is no longer serious. What could…
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Father’s Day 2011
According to American retailers, dads don’t do much but play with power tools, do yard work, golf and wear socks.…
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Confronting the Mindset of Secular Feminism
If you have access to the April 29 issue of The New Republic, take a look at a long review…
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Oh, How we Love to Celebrate!
Celebrations – those joyous affairs that offer a welcome distraction from the drudgery of everyday life; a time when the…
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If Weiner’s Sick, so Too is Much of the Nation
It must be said: Rep. Anthony D. Weiner is what’s wrong with America today. Once again, when confronted with behavior…
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The Special Place of Fatherhood
My wife and I were at the home of another married couple for dinner. While a roast finished cooking, we…
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Learning About the Revised Roman Missal
Recently, I took an online course on the Revised Roman Missal, the use of which will be introduced on November 27th…
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The Barbarism of Dr. Death
He was the wrong messenger for the right message. Judging by the obituaries published since his death from pulmonary thrombosis…
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The Difference that the Spirit Makes
As a teen, I thought the clergy were supposed to do everything. We laity were just called to pray, pay,…
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Building 36
When I was a little girl, my mom would sometimes pack a supper for my dad, who worked second shift…