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Ave Maria founder Tom Monaghan is a man of faith, plans and action - Marci Elliott

All he wanted to do was work hard to make something of himself. And someday, maybe, to provide for a wife and family. And be an architect. Email This Article

Behold Your Mother - George Rutler

I once listened to a conversation between Mother Teresa and my mother at a meeting in the Bronx. They were like two neighbors chatting over a backyard fence. Email This Article

Benedict honours predecessor’s homeland - Rev. Raymond J. de Souza

Pope Benedict XVI’s trip to Poland is making clear he understands his mission as he expressed it in the first public words after his election, spoken from the balcony of St. Peter’s: “After the great John Paul …” He is content to be the one who comes after, and what is “after” is always to be understood in relation to what came before. Email This Article

Benedict XVI's Interview on Polish Television - Zenit

Here is a translation of the interview Benedict XVI gave to the public television station in Poland. It was broadcast today, Pope John Paul II Day. Email This Article

Benedict’s Muslim Convert - Edward Pentin

Journalist says his was a personal journey, not a political act. Email This Article

Beyond the River Kwai - Lt. Eric Lomax

As my London-bound train clicked over the rails that fall afternoon in 1989, my eyes were transfixed by a newspaper photo of an elderly Japanese. This was the man I had searched for — the one who had brutally tortured me years before. Email This Article

Bishops have denied communion before - Tim Townsend

In November 2003, Raymond Burke, then the bishop of LaCrosse, Wis., instructed priests in his diocese to deny Communion to three politicians unless they publicly recanted their pro-abortion rights positions. Since then, Burke's supporters have increasingly pointed to what they see as parallels with another case, and another moral hero, from 40 years ago. Email This Article

Blaise Pascal - Carl Olson

The short life of Blaise Pascal (1623-62) was one of intense intellectual brilliance, physical anguish, and mystical vision. The son of a French bureaucrat, Pascal exhibited extraordinary mathematical and scientific abilities at an early age. Email This Article

Bless U. - Susan Kinzie

A couple of guys yelled, "Padre!" when they saw the Rev. Robert Schlageter barreling into the dorm in his black friar's robes cinched with rope. "You getting your rooms blessed, you little pagans?" he hollered back. Email This Article

Blessed Jakob Gapp - Robert Royal

The Nazis gave various reasons for imprisoning these clergymen: stirring up the masses, spying, aiding prisoners, suspicion of treason, behavior unfriendly to Germany, support of Jews, insulting the Fuhrer or National Socialism, or sometimes no reason at all. Email This Article

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