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Home: Core Subjects: Stories of Faith and Character: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Stories of Faith and Character: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Light in a New Dark Age: Pope Benedict XVI - The Man and the Mission - George WeigelBenedict XVI: The name is the program, and the name is the man. Read more... Like Ripples on a Pond: On the Life of a Much Loved Friend - Iain T. BensonTo recall Richard now is to smile and realize that in a real way he is not gone and that what was within him is blazing, undiminished and unquenchable. Read more... Lourdes and the Modern World - George WeigelOne hundred fifty years ago, on Feb. 11, 1858, an illiterate, impoverished 14-year-old girl received the first of 18 visions of Mary, who eventually revealed herself to Bernadette Soubirous as "the Immaculate Conception." Read more... Love and the Kick Save - Donald DeMarcoGoalies are supposed to make saves: pad saves, stick saves, skate saves, and kick saves. It was the latter type, however — his very first, and one that took place away from the hockey rink and the roaring crowd — that was by far his most important, for it saved not merely a goal, but two lives. Read more... Magdi Allam rejected Islam and atheism - Michael CorenThe remarkable Indian Christian philosopher Ravi Zacharias tells a compelling story of his encounter with a white, liberal American academic who had embraced Buddhism. Read more... Making Room at the Inn - Jennifer Roback MorseThe self-sufficient, autonomous individual is at the heart of America's economic and political institutions. But some people are legitimately dependent on others. Read more... Making the Church matter in Quebec - Rev. Raymond J. de SouzaLast week Cardinal Marc Ouellet, Archbishop of Quebec City, made front-page news across the country with his open letter asking forgiveness for the sins of the past. Read more... Mama Said - Mike AquilinaMama said there'd be days like this. Read more... Manners and Holiness - Tom HowardMy wife and I have a friend, a lady — and “lady” is the right word here — who is what earlier centuries, especially in England, would have called “high-born.” Read more... Maurice Baring: Faith and Culture - Joseph PearceWhen Sir James Gunn exhibited his famous painting, “The Conversation Piece,” depicting G.K. Chesterton, Hilaire Belloc, and Maurice Baring assembled round a table, Chesterton, with characteristic humor, labeled the three figures, “Baring, over-bearing, and past-bearing.” Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ... [>>] Pages Updated On: 19-Aug-2008 - 00:06:03
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