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Month: January 2015

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Vatican spokesman: Francis wasn’t justifying Charlie Hebdo attack

January 15, 2015 Catherine Harmon 0

Pope Francis was not in any way condoning the attacks on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in his comments Thursday about the limits of freedom of expression, a Vatican spokesman has clarified. Father Thomas […]

Interview

Gay, Catholic, and Called to Love

January 15, 2015 John Paul Shimek 0

The daughter of two atheist academics who came out as gay in middle school, Eve Tushnet was in many respects an unlikely convert to Catholicism. But convert she did, and she tells her story in […]

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After Charlie, France has an opportunity to rediscover Christian roots

January 14, 2015 Vincenzina Santoro 0

A few years ago, shortly before Christmas, a French television news program asked people on a street in Paris if they knew what is celebrated on December 25th. A surprising number, including many North Africans—of […]

The Paris Attacks and Home-Grown Terror

January 14, 2015 Michael Coren 0

What happened in France just days ago will leave scars and bruises long after the actual wounds have healed. The slaughter of the innocents was particularly poignant for me as our eldest daughter lives in […]

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The Martyrdom and Message of Father Jerzy Popieluszko

January 14, 2015 Joanna Bogle 0

Among the highlights of 2014 for me was a visit to the grave of Father Jerzy Popieluszko. I was first there in 1986, when Poland was still under Communism, and just months after his savage […]

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“Do Not Grow Bored with Christ”: A Week with the Dominicans in Poland

January 13, 2015 Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D. 0

On a bitterly cold Sunday morning in mid-December I approached the basilica church attached to the Dominican Priory in Krakow’s Old Quarter. The church and priory are named after the Most Holy Trinity, and upon […]

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Pro-life Leader Walter Hoye Walks the Walk

January 12, 2015 Gibbons J. Cooney 0

Reverend Walter Hoye made headlines in 2009 when he was arrested for passing out pro-life information at an abortion facility in Oakland, California. Rev. Hoye’s peaceful action earned him a 30-day sentence in Alameda County’s […]

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Humble Suggestions for the Pope’s Ecology Encyclical

January 12, 2015 Carrie Gress, Ph.D. 0

The forthcoming papal encyclical on ecology has provoked plenty of discussion (and in some case, eye rolling) around the blogosphere. As Catholics, however, we shouldn’t have any objection to the Holy Father emphasizing care of […]

Essay

Does Religion Really Have a “Smart-People Problem”?

January 12, 2015 Bishop Robert Barron 0

Daniel Dennett, one of the “four horsemen” of contemporary atheism, proposed in 2003 that those who espouse a naturalist, atheist worldview should call themselves “the brights,” thereby distinguishing themselves rather clearly from the dim benighted […]

Interview

Fighting the Culture of Death—and Planned Parenthood—in California

January 9, 2015 Jim Graves 17

In his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae, Blessed Pope Paul VI warned of the dire consequences that would befall societies if they used artificial means to separate sex from procreation. Nearly two generations later, society has […]

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Readings: • is 42:1-4, 6-7 • Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 • Acts 10:34-38 • Mt 3:13-17 Was it fitting and necessary for Jesus to be baptized? It is an important question the answer says […]

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