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> Back Issue: July 2011
Dangerous Directions
By
Jim Graves
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, vice president of the USCCB, on opposition to same-sex marriage and other issues.
Changes at Caritas International
By
CWR Staff
The Vatican seeks to promote the organization’s distinctively Catholic identity.
The Dim Future of an Anti-Christian Party
By
David Carlin
Secularism will make it difficult for the constituent groups of the Democrats to hold together.
Left Behind
By
David Paul Deavel
What Catholic historians don’t say is as important as what they do
Pope Benedict XVI and the New Evangelization
By
George Neumayr
He is laying the deepest foundation for it.
Conveniently Catholic
By
Anne Hendershott
Lessons from the unusual case of Manhattan College
The John Jay Report
By
CWR Staff
For critics, the study raises more questions than it answers.
Two new documents, one glaring omission
By
Philip F. Lawler
Two important documents on the sex-abuse crisis emerged in May.
“Christianophobia”
By
Michael Kelly
A look at its sway over Europe
It’s Not Your Fault, Koko Bear
By
Diogenes
With another commencement season behind us, we look back to a column written in 2008, shortly after Pope Benedict XVI visited the US and spoke about the challenges facing Catholic higher education.
A Step Forward
By
Michael J. Miller
Instruction Universae Ecclesiae clarifies Latin Mass legislation.
The Bishop Morris Affair
By
CWR Staff
His removal was a long time coming.
Go and Make Disciples
By
J. J. Ziegler
The demise of the missionary vocation
Seal of confession imperiled after Irish sex-abuse report
By
Michael Kelly
Prime Minister: “The law of the land should not be stopped by a collar or a crozier”
The Catholic World Report Blog
Episcopalian leader Schori bashes on St. Paul, opposition to homosexual relationships
Three Births and the Third Person of the Trinity
Pope Francis: "The missionary aspect is the paradigm of every act of the Church..."
Middle Eastern Christians struggle due to American foreign policy, Jewish nationalism, and Muslim jihad
On the heels of the Gosnell verdict, another doctor is accused of killing babies after birth
"Morning after" pills and the loss of moral bearings
News Briefs
5/21
Church, political leaders extend prayers to Oklahoma victims
5/21
Oklahoma bishop supports those grieving in Moore
5/21
Former Newark priest arrested after breaking court agreement
5/21
Pope: power struggles outside Jesus' vision of Church
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