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A Humbled Boss - Father Raymond de Souza

What lessons has the older Springsteen learned?   Read more...

A knight passes - George Weigel

The ideal knight — courageous and honest, courteous and modest, loyal and pure of heart — isn't easy to find in any age.  Read more...

A last assignment - Cathy Collins

I called him August 1st of last summer to say good-bye. It was a call I'd put off for weeks, voicing what three unsent letters wanted to convey. How can one say a final earthly goodbye to a good friend, a former teacher, a magnificent priest, now dying of cancer?  Read more...

A Life of Purity - Philip Lawler

She spent her life caring for the sick and dying, yet she could not hide her impatience with the doctors whose efforts only postponed her own death. She was a virgin, yet millions called her Mother. She disdained the limelight, yet people all over the world knew her by a single name. Like all heroes of the Christian faith, Mother Teresa lived a life marked by contradictions, both superficial and profound. The depth of her religious commitment made it impossible for her to fulfill the expectations of a secular society.  Read more...

A Life Worth Living - Christine Rosen

When Harriet McBryde Johnson died earlier this month at the age of 50 from a congenital neuromuscular disease, obituaries called her a "disability-rights activist." This is far too narrow a description of her life.  Read more...

A Life's Lesson - Peggy Noonan

When somebody dies, we tell his story and try to define and isolate what was special about it--what it was he brought to the party, how he enhanced life by showing up.   Read more...

A living prayer of self-sacrifice - George Weigel

Shortly after Pope John Paul II’s difficult September pilgrimage to Slovakia, I received an e-mail from a Polish friend, a poet and longtime friend of the Pope’s. In language whose insight and sincerity of feeling more than compensated for its deficiencies in grammar, my friend described what he had witnessed:   Read more...

A Mother’s Day tribute - Jacqui Markowitz

In my youth, it was a push-pull relationship -- needing her, yet pushing her out of my life at the same time.  Read more...

A New Pope Must Face Old Problems - George Weigel

Pope Benedict XVI has celebrated his first Christmas as bishop of Rome, giving his blessing "to the city and the world." His retired brother, a priest and distinguished choir director, came to stay with him; perhaps the Ratzinger brothers played Mozart duets on the Steinway that the piano company recently donated to the papal apartment.  Read more...

A Patron Saint for Astronauts - Thomas J. Craughwell

People are often surprised when the Catholic Church keeps at arm's length phenomena that appear to be supernatural — whether it's weeping statues or apparitions of the Virgin Mary.  Read more...


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