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A Pope's Love of Writing

This weeks English-language release of Pope Benedict XVIs new book, Jesus of Nazareth, was a historically unprecedented act which, given the long history of papal precedents, in saying something.

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Virginia's Generous Hero

There were threads of uplift to the shock and tragedy of the Virginia Tech shootings. Even the most extravagant horrors, we should be thankful, present instances of human generosity, courage and goodness.

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Manners and Holiness

My 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.

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The Nun Who Thanks John Paul II for Cure

Here is the testimony of Sister Marie-Simon-Pierre, a 46-year-old religious of the Little Sisters of Catholic Motherhood, who attributes her healing from Parkinson's disease to the intercession of Pope John Paul II.

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Applying lessons learned from Mother Teresa

While his resume includes nearly four and a half years at the White House as head of the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, Jim Towey points to his work and friendship with a tiny nun from Calcutta as the most significant period of his life.

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