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Catholic website drawing thousands back to faith - Catholic News Agency

In less than three weeks, 3,000 Catholics returned to the Church in the Diocese of Phoenix due to the effort of a new lay apostolate, CatholicsComeHome.org. Email This Article

Catholics, the Media, and the American Public Square - Faith and Reason Institute

The following is an edited transcript of speeches given by: Rod Dreher Senior Writer, National Review J. Bottum Books and Arts Editor, The Weekly Standard Philip F. Lawler Editor, Catholic World Report and Robert Lockwood Director of Communications, Diocese of Pittsburg. These papers were given at a conference on Catholics and the Media held at the National Press Club on March 13-14, 2002. Email This Article

CBC gives Father Rosica glowing review - Deborah Gyapong

Father Tom Rosica, CSB, used to feel as though he was entering a lions' den when he first started meeting with members of the mainstream media as director and organizer of World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto, but he persisted, believing that following the example of Pope John Paul II meant he needed to build bridges. Email This Article

Charity by Proxy - Rob Low

New reality shows let us feel good by watching others do good. Email This Article

Cheerleading for Divorce - Jennifer Roback Morse

“51% of Women Are Now Living Without Spouse,” the New York Times trumpeted last week. Is this something to celebrate, as the paper of record seemed to do? And more importantly, is it even true? Email This Article

Ethics in Internet - Pontifical Council for Social Communications

The Internet can make an enormously valuable contribution to human life. It can foster prosperity and peace, intellectual and aesthetic growth, mutual understanding among peoples and nations on a global scale. Email This Article

Four Myths About Pope Benedict XVI - Brian Saint-Paul

While some journalists have been quite fair in their reporting on the new pope, unfortunately, they stand as the exceptions. Mostly we've heard a string of inaccuracies and inanities. Here are the four most common myths about Pope Benedict XVI. Email This Article

From McLuhan to Artest - Daniel Henninger

By now, you've probably seen the tape of the fight between Ron Artest and the Detroit Pistons fans. Just kidding. You've seen it. Email This Article

Hate Crimes - David Sisler

Question: When is a hate crime not a hate crime? Answer: (a) when the crime is perpetrated against a Christian, (b) when the crime is committed against a heterosexual by a homosexual, (c) all of the above. Email This Article

How the Media Twist the News - Sheila Gribben Liaugminas

Sheila Gribben Liaugminas, a 20-year veteran of a major national news magazine, tells you how to look out for media bias. Email This Article

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