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The Martyrs of August

August 14, 2022 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 21

Some months, like August, seem to be populated by a very long procession of martyrs: The Holy Maccabees (1), Sixtus and his companions (7), Edith Stein (9), Lawrence (10), Pontian and Hippolytus (13), Maximilian Kolbe […]

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Making the urgent case for men

August 12, 2022 Russell Shaw 15

These are not the best of times for America’s men and boys. Recent data suggest the extent of the problem, without getting at its roots. Men now make up only 40.5% of college enrollment. Men’s […]

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Rebuilding in the Heartland

August 11, 2022 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 12

It’s amazing what happens in what many people call “flyover” country, where many Catholics quietly are going about the work of rebuilding in the nation’s heartland. On a recent road trip through Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, […]