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How the Church Can Be the Village

Pastoral Reflection: Rev. George Brooks

Reflection for Pentecost

NEWSworthy: Jacqueline O'Hara

Washington Post Tries and Fails to Debunk Study on Mifepristone Dangers

BLOG: Peter Pavia

The Mystical Stock Fund of Philomena Colaianni

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: Francis Canavan, SJ

The Sermon on the Mount

NEWSworthy: John Grondelski

Israeli Supreme Court Minimizes Biological Parenthood

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Making Abortion Absolute

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: W. Ross Blackburn

A Way of Escape

BLOG: Jason Morgan

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Yonkers Woman Learns Abortion is Not the ‘Quick Fix’ She Thought

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Abortion and Magical Legal Thinking

  The pro-abortion bitter-enders in the legal community are continuing to thrash about in search of a magic spell that will resurrect Roe v. Wade. Their latest attempt is the absurd proposition that abortion is guaranteed by the Thirteenth Amendment. That’s right, the Civil...
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State Constitutions and Abortion Rights

    When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, they returned the battle over abortion rights to the states. Since then, there has been a lot of activity in state legislatures either to expand or restrict abortion. Some state laws that pre-dated Roe, or which were...
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Similar Indifferences

  The 2023 cinematic production The Zone of Interest won an Academy Award last month for Best International Feature Film. This powerful movie focuses on Schutzstaffel (SS) lieutenant colonel Rudolf Höss during his time as commandant of Auschwitz, the sprawling Nazi...
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Pastoral Reflections

Back to Go Forward

    C.S. Lewis, the Cambridge medievalist and philosopher, had a rule-of-thumb: Read two old books for every new one. By so doing, one can avoid “chronological snobbery,” by which he meant unreflectively assuming we know better than those who have gone before us. We are...
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