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No God, Me God, or Benedict’s Option
A priest told me this simple, quick story. But I never forgot it. Man walked into a jewelry store and was greeted by the sales associate.
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A priest told me this simple, quick story. But I never forgot it. Man walked into a jewelry store and was greeted by the sales associate.
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1. Islam is a totalitarian ideology. It offers a Total Regulation of life, with rules set out for everything from dress, to food, to sexual mores and practices, to relations among family members, to the most intimate details of toilet hygiene, to how to pray, and when and why and
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"The need of a college, catholic in spirit and under catholic auspices, is most evident …" — Providence Bishop Matthew Harkins to the Dominican Fathers, October 9, 1915
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UPDATE (3:30 p.m): White House confirmed in a statement Tuesday that LGBT protections will remain in place: "The President is proud to have been the first ever GOP (Republican) nominee to mention the LGBTQ community in his nomination acceptance speech, pledging then to protect the community from
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BOSTON — When protesters tried to shout down the speakers at a pro-life rally commemorating the 44th anniversary of Roe v. Wade on Sunday, they got an unusual response. Mother Olga, the keynote speaker of the event, and Cindy Dorsey, the event's emcee, walked calmly to the podium, rosaries
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A Massachusetts public school chorus cancelled a performance planned for Easter Sunday Mass in Italy after an advocacy organization told school officials it would violate the First Amendment. The chamber chorus at Groton-Dunstable Regional High School is planning to tour Europe in the spring. The highlight of the original schedule
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The most abrupt and shocking transition in the Roman Catholic Church's liturgical calendar occurs from December 25th to 26th, when the Church pivots from celebrating the birth of Jesus to marking the brutal stoning of St. Stephen. This liturgical mood swing between "mercy mild" and monstrous
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The Air Force Academy has determined a football assistant coach tweeting out Bible verses from his personal account is not in violation of any law or rule, despite howling from an anti-religious military group.
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