Ideas have consequences
Ideas are more precious than diamonds. The twelve most precious ideas I have ever discovered all concern the love of God.
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Phil Lawler weighs the autobiography of America's most influential Catholic Senator, Ted Kennedy.
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Super Bowl Sunday epitomizes everything radical feminists once loved to loathe: violent aggression celebrated as spectator sport, male-only competition that relegates women to scantily-clad supporting roles on the sidelines, and boorish commercials using women as high-paid props to sell men beer.
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In his January 11 address to the diplomatic corps accredited to the Holy See, Pope Benedict XVI continued to carve out an interesting Catholic position on ecology.
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There is much talk of the possible canonization of one of Catholicism's favorite "secular saints," G. K. Chesterton. Inevitably, people point to one thing that doesn't sit well in the American consciousness: Chesterton was fat.
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I've always said that one of the best things that can happen to a young Catholic is to room with a fiery non-Catholic Christian antithetical to Catholic doctrine.
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"The justice of God has been manifested through faith in Jesus Christ."
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Will the Saints go marching in?
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Ralph McInerny was outstanding in all the important roles of life: husband and father, friend and teacher, inspirer and witness, in love with God and truly loved by God. Has there ever been a happier man, a man more able to make all around him smile?
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After six Coptic Christians were attacked and killed while leaving church services in Egypt last month, the global Coptic community is demanding justice.
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During his homily at St. Peter’s Basilica for the World Day of Peace and the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God—New Year’s Day—Pope Benedict XVI offered the world a most thought-provoking reflection on peace. The Holy Father developed the point that peace begins when we look upon the face of another person.
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EDITORIALS OF INTEREST
Dominican Sisters on Oprah - The Anchoress
The Dominican Sisters of Mary will be featured on Oprah Winfrey’s show tomorrow, and the gals were kind enough to send along an exclusive picture from the crew’s visit to their Ann Arbor Motherhouse.
The Ruins of Embryonic Stem Cell Research - Headline Bistro
In the case of ESCs, it seems that the babies are having the last, prophetic word: Nascent human life is inviolable, and there is a price to be paid by all who transgress against it.
The thriving business of dying - WSJ
A journalistic look at the suicide industry in Switzerland.
Another Myth of Secular Salvation - Catholic World Report
In the last weekend of a year of record box-office returns that broke the $10 billion mark for the first time, Hollywood closed out the decade in grand style with the biggest weekend box office in history. At the top of the charts, for the second weekend in a row, was James Cameron’s Avatar.
Gay rights: Don’t ask, don’t think A fatal flaw in the gay-rights argument - One News Now
The central argument in favor of same-sex marriage or overturning "don't ask, don't tell" contains a fatal flaw. In fact, this is the flaw at the heart of the entire gay rights movement.
Anomie and atheism - American Conservative
We've resisted them both better than most nations, but will we stay on the right path?
St. Vincent's on life-support - New York Times
NYC's famed St. Vincent's Hospital is approaching bankruptcy, partly because of its mission to serve the poor.
A time for introspection - The Economist
Increasing scrutiny of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and, in particular, its chairman, should lead to reforms
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