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A century after the Armistice
George Weigel
I’m just old enough to remember when my elders still called November 11 "Armistice Day:" the armisti...
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The Companionship the Twelve Met
Monsignor Luigi Giussani
Christ takes hold of the man in baptism; he makes him grow and become an adult.
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An eternal divorce from sin
Saint Claude de la Colombiere, S.J.
After one truly has died to sin, a kind of wonder is needed in order to make sin come back to life i...
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Pope Saint Clement of Rome
Father George W. Rutler
On the day after Thanksgiving, the Church rejoices in the intercessions of Pope Saint Clement of Rom...
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Let's Begin at the Beginning . . .
Mary Eberstadt
Let's start with a couple of questions that are bound to be on the minds of people outside church ci...
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If Sex Isn't Fixed, Why is Age?
Dennis Prager
If feelings determine sex, why don't feelings determine age?
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The Unlikely Friendship That Dismantled Communism
Paul Kengor
The following is excerpted from Paul Kengor's excellent book, "A Pope and a President: John Paul II...
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The Great War's Great Failure
Father Raymond J. de Souza
Monday November 11, 2018 marked 100 years since the guns fell silent to stop the catastrophe of mud ...
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Stephen Hawking: Great scientist, lousy theologian
Bishop Robert Barron
Stephen Hawking was a great theoretical physicist and cosmologist, perhaps the most important since ...
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The art of taking offence
Roger Scruton
I was brought up to believe that you should never give offence if you can avoid it; the new culture ...
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