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Perfecting the Art of Totalitarianism

March 16, 2012 BK O'Neel 0

For most people, a normal day might look like the following. After rising and getting yourself ready for the day, you read the newspaper or get your news online. You like to be informed, so […]

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Only Part of the Story

March 8, 2012 David F. Pierre, Jr. 0

In 1983, astonishing accusations of satanic child sexual abuse were made against operators and employees of the Virginia McMartin Preschool in Manhattan Beach, California. As the story swelled, news reports endlessly blared shocking tales of […]

So Near and Yet So Far
Special Report

So Near and Yet So Far

February 28, 2012 Michael J. Miller 0

It is almost a year now since the conclusion of the theological talks between the Society of St. Pius X and the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.  More than five months have passed […]

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Bringing the Lord

February 22, 2012 Jim Graves 0

Pope Benedict XVI visited Roman’s Rebibbia prison on December 18 to remind inmates, “God loves you with an infinite love.” Citing Matthew 25, the Pontiff added, “Wherever there is a hungry person, a foreigner, a […]

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Anything Goes

February 15, 2012 Sister Renée Mirkes 0

In 1978, when doctors introduced Louise Brown, the first “test tube” or in vitro fertilization (IVF) baby, to the world, the international media hailed the event as something just short of the definitive answer to […]

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Liberated love

February 13, 2012 Jim Graves 0

In January, the Archdiocese of Hartford, Connecticut announced it was becoming the latest diocese to launch a chapter of Courage, the Catholic apostolate that helps men and women struggling with same-sex attraction live in accordance […]

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Thriving Catholic Schools

January 30, 2012 Jim Graves 0

Many were shocked and saddened in January when Archbishop Charles Chaput and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced the closing of 48 of its schools, about a quarter of its total.  The Archdiocese has lost more […]

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Called by Name

January 23, 2012 Christopher White 0

In a 2009 address celebrating the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, a day traditionally devoted to prayer for the sanctification of the clergy, Pope Benedict XVI inaugurated a “Year for Priests” in […]