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Newswoman’s Analysis Betrays Bias … Or is it Ignorance?
It must be said: What NBC newswoman Andrea Mitchell knows about suburban moms would fit on the back of a…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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Spiritual Growth Within a Catholic Family, Part One
Long ago, our first house had a growth chart on the inside of a bedroom door. Now and again, we’d…
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Disorientation: How to Go to College without Losing Your Mind
The world of academia during the Seventies opened our minds so wide that our brains seemed to fall out. False…
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The Dignity of Work
“From the beginning therefore he [man] is called to work. Work is one of the characteristics that distinguish man from the rest…
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Right Here, Right Now
I recently read an article written by a Protestant about modern worship. The author explored all the new ways, through…
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Putting Together a Last-Minute Curriculum
It’s August, and while most of us have our school or homeschooling plans all neatly lined up and ready to…
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How to Be a Cowgirl Without Even Trying
When our church had its annual fiesta, we stopped by and wandered over to the live entertainment. It was a cowboy…
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Morality in Medicine: Advice From Dr. Fox
Dr. Paul Fox has been a family physician for over three decades in the sticks of rural Virginia, Florida and western…
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Trying and Trusting and Being “So Good”
She came home in tears, my little ballerina. She wanted the part of Clara in the dance theater production of The…
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Why I Hate Mr. Darcy
No, that isn’t one of my misleading provocative titles. I’m not going to be all clever and then reveal that…