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Month: November 2013

Books

Living Dangerously: Christian Persecution Around the World

November 12, 2013 Christopher White 0

In his 18th-century classic The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, English historian Edward Gibbon famously attributed the fall of the Roman Empire primarily to the rise of the Christian religion. The Christian belief […]

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Archbishop Kurtz, Cardinal DiNardo elected president, VP of the USCCB

November 12, 2013 Catherine Harmon 0

This morning the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, meeting in Baltimore for their annual fall assembly, elected Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky as the conference’s new president. He will begin his three-year term […]

New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan
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Card. Dolan’s final address as president of USCCB focuses on religious freedom, persecution

November 11, 2013 Carl E. Olson 0
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Praying with Scripture, just like Pope Francis

November 11, 2013 Alberto Carosa 0

Rome | In an unprecedented joint initiative, Libreria Editrice Vaticana (LEV, the Vatican publishing house) recently presented three versions of the same book, Pray with the Bible – Meditate with the Word, in English, Spanish […]

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In the Philippines, recovery efforts continue—and you can help

November 11, 2013 Catherine Harmon 0

During the first day of the United States Conference for Catholic Bishops’ fall meeting in Baltimore, Catholic Relief Services CEO Dr. Carolyn Woo presented an overview of the organization’s efforts in the Philippines, struck late […]

Left: Author C.S. Lewis is pictured in a 1955 portrait by Walter Stoneman. Middle: A desk overlooks the garden in The Kilns in Oxford

“Jack”: Convert, “Mere” Christian, and Near Catholic

November 11, 2013 Michael Coren 0
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Universal Truths: A Review of 12 Years a Slave

November 7, 2013 Nick Olszyk 0

MPAA Rating, R USCCB Rating, NA Reel Rating: (4 Reels out of 5) Oppression and unjust suffering are universal experiences of the world of sin that represents this fallen age, but it is a universal […]

Sojourns with Schall

Multiple Parents in a “Brave New World”

November 7, 2013 James V. Schall, S.J. 0

I. Recently, the California governor signed a law whereby children could legally have not just two, but three parents at the same time. This is the fifth state, plus the District of Columbia, to have […]

Cardinal George Pell of Sydney greets Pope Francis during his audience with cardinals March 15 at the Vatican. (CNS photo/L'Osservatore Romano)
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Cardinal Pell defends Pope Francis, criticizes Bp. Fellay and SSPX

November 6, 2013 Carl E. Olson 0
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Two beautiful moments from Francis’ general audience today

November 6, 2013 Catherine Harmon 0

Today, Pope Francis’ Wednesday general audience included two remarkable moments in which the Holy Father’s compassion for the sick and suffering shone through. The first came during the Francis’ audience address. After discussing the centrality of […]

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Pope Francis: Economic well-being “causes us to be lacking in courage, makes us lazy, makes us selfish”

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Pope Francis’ Monday morning homily during Mass at the Domus Sanctae Marthae chapel emphasized the “riches” that can separate us from God—specifically, economic comfort and what he called our “fascination for the temporary.” From Vatican […]

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