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Home: Core Subjects: Stories of Faith and Character Core Subjects: Stories of Faith and CharacterArticles:A Christmas Story - Calvin NewsFor almost three decades Calvin College professor Pete Tigchelaar has had a three-month-old fetus, encased in plastic, that he uses in his human biology classes. He's always thought of the tiny fetus as a good educational tool. Popular Email This Article A Gift I'll Never Forget - Linda HummelHe entered my life twenty years ago, leaning against the doorjamb of Room 202, where I taught fifth grade. He wore sneakers three sizes too large and checkered pants ripped at the knees. Popular Email This Article "Good Sport" - Donald DeMarco"If St. Christopher could protect travelers," thought the enterprising Miss Kearns, "perhaps he could ensure the safe passage of Gil Hodges around the bases." Email This Article 'The most brilliant' - Father Raymond J. De SouzaThe cardinals' choice was bold — and sound Email This Article 1400 Percent Growth of Dominican Sisters - Deal HudsonYou have to drive slowly along the dirt road or you will miss the old-style country mailbox and red barn marking the driveway of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Email This Article A Cardinal Virtue - Donald DeMarcoWhat do you do when you are locked out of your campus dormitory and it is midnight and raining and your wife is not feeling well and all of the motels and hotels in the area are filled because it is a graduation weekend? Email This Article A Chaplain's Chaplain - Peter DuffyAs a young chaplain candidate in the U.S. Navy in the late 1980s, the Rev. Daniel L. Mode became captivated by the story of a Roman Catholic priest who was killed at age 38 while ministering to U.S. Marines in 1967. Email This Article A Chinese Legend - Author UnknownLook at that curve in the River of Ch'i With the green bamboos so luxuriant. — The Book of Songs (Waley) Email This Article A Close Encounter With the Angel of Death - Peter KreeftThe first vision that burns unforgettably in my mind is the simple one of a locked door: the back door of our house. As my wife and I left that morning for the hospital tests that would show what was wrong with our daughter, a small, dark insect in my mind buzzed with worry. Email This Article A Conversion Story - Elizabeth Fox-GenoveseAn adult conversion to Catholicism — or indeed to any form of orthodox Christianity — is not an everyday occurrence in the American academy. Most secular academics seem to receive any profession of Christian faith with a vague sense of embarrassment. Email This Article Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... [>>] Pages Updated On: 09-May-2008 - 14:09:34
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