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The SSPX and the Electronic Grapevine
By Michael J. Miller
Document leaks fuel speculation about schism within the SSPX on the eve of major CDF meeting.
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Is This Cardinal Brady’s Last Stand?
By Michael Kelly
Amid calls for his resignation, Brady apologizes to victims after new revelations concerning serial abuser Father Brendan Smyth.
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How Fair are Anonymous Accusations Against Priests?
By David F. Pierre, Jr.
Media reports often presume accused priests are guilty until proven innocent, doing irreparable damage to the lives of the wrongly accused.
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Single by Vocation
By Jim Graves
Those who remain single are able serve their families, communities, and the Church in unique and varied ways.
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Belonging Without Believing
By Michael Kelly
While 84 percent of Irish people self-identify as Catholics, support for key Church teachings is at an all-time low.
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The Continuing Struggle for the Soul of Cuba
By Jordan Allott
In the wake of Pope Benedict's visit, Cuban Catholics express frustration and anger as the Castro regime continues political repression and religious ...
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Living Authentic Catholic Womanhood
By Joanna Bogle
The Association of Catholic Women began as a response to radical feminism. Its focus has now shifted to encouraging the priesthood and passing on the ...
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The Meaning of the Papal Mass in Mexico
By Matthew Cullinan Hoffman
Sunday’s Mass in Silao was an expression of liturgical reform and a message of hope to millions of Mexican faithful
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Conflict and Confusion in Cuba
By Matthew Cullinan Hoffman
Cuban dissidents ask Benedict XVI to take up their cause as papal visit approaches
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More Thriving Catholic Schools
By Jim Graves
Amid school closings and escalating tuition costs, these schools remain committed to high-quality Catholic education.
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“Healing, Reparation, and Renewal”
By Michael Kelly
The apostolic visitation to Ireland calls for changes in seminaries, religious communities, and the larger Catholic community—and leaves the door open...
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Perfecting the Art of Totalitarianism
By Brian O'Neel
Since the mid-20th century, North Korea has become the most fully realized totalitarian regime in history.
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Only Part of the Story
By David F. Pierre, Jr.
Is the media providing balanced coverage of the Philadelphia clergy abuse cases?
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The Anti-Catholic “Pontifical Catholic University of Peru”
By Carlos Polo
A former student explains the Vatican’s struggle to restore the Catholic identity of Peru’s most important university
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Irish Coalition Government Divided Over Abortion
By Michael Kelly
In the wake of the 2010 European Court of Human Rights ruling, Ireland’s government looks to clarify abortion legislation.
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