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Lay Evangelization and the “smell of the sheep”
Is there anything new under the sun? Or is there anything even real? What if the Evangelists for the incarnate Son of God are actually […]
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The Holy See, China, and evangelization
The only real power the Holy See can deploy in 21st-century world politics is the power of moral witness and argument. […]
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Tom Wolfe, human dignity, and “the right stuff”
A consideration of The Right Stuff is an especially fitting way to remember Wolfe: it is a portrayal of Stoic manliness, reasserting human dignity in the […]
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I believe the Church because I believe in God
Heaven is indeed our final goal – the Church Triumphant. We need to keep our eyes fixed on that goal. […]
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Chastity is a boy’s best friend
On lessons learned from a long-ago Spring break. […]
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How the Christian life is enlivened by the Holy Spirit, “the Lord and Giver of life”
In the coming of the Spirit and in His on-going advents in the Church’s life, most especially through the Sacred Liturgy, the Kingdom becomes a […]
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Analysis: Benedict XVI’s unpublished letter—God is key to understanding human rights
The final question, for Benedict XVI, is always God. Can a state be built without God? And how much can the state involve itself in […]
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In Iran, Christian converts face 10 year prison sentences
The Islamic republic’s population is 99 percent Muslim, and its recognized religious minorities are strictly controlled. […]
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Leading with beauty—and classics from Hollywood’s Golden Age
In a culture deeply divided, this study guide program strives to inspire the moral imagination of young people through classic films. […]
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Jennifer Fulwiler on big families, the Mommy Wars, and “wholeness of vision” amid family chaos
The best-selling author’s new book is about pursuing your passions while still putting your family first. […]