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Foreign Policy Déjà Vu

September 26, 2016

Vol. 215 / No. 8

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Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 12, 2016

Catholic parishes must help to alleviate what some have termed an “epidemic of loneliness.”

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First Monday
Ellen K. BoegelSeptember 13, 2016

Pope Francis reminds us, “Participation in political life is a moral obligation.”

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Generation Faith
Michaila McCloskeySeptember 15, 2016

My faith is rooted in the tradition of my family, a line of Irish Catholics.

Of Other Things
Bill McGarveySeptember 15, 2016

Have we become tone deaf to the concept of sacrifice and suffering?

Signs Of the Times

“We hope to highlight the importance of prayer as a reasonable and efficacious response to the violence that has touched too many communities in our nation.”

Participants walk during a call for an end to violence in their community June 17 in Chicago. The march followed a rally in front of St. Sabina Church. (CNS photo/Karen Callaway)
Signs Of the Times
Judith ValenteSeptember 15, 2016

Chicago’s long, hot summer of shootings came to an end over the three-day Labor Day weekend, with 65 people shot, 13 fatally, as homicides climbed toward 500 for the year. August was already on record as the city’s deadliest month in more than two decades.The wounded included a youn

Area deforested by illegal gold mining seen in Peru. (Reuters photo)
Signs Of the Times

Large-scale mining and extractive operations are failing to deliver economic benefits while causing environmental damage and human suffering throughout Latin America.