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Abu Ghraib at HomeThe now infamous photo of an Abu Ghraib detainee crouching in terror before a snarling dog appalled people around the world. But the same thing is happening in prisons in five U.S.
Pilgrimage to Constantinople
With the exception of his appearance before his old faculty at the University of Regensburg, Pope Benedict XVI’s travels have been quiet affairs.
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Theologians and White Supremacy
Are American theologians saying enough about racism?
A Tale of Two Worlds
In sub-Saharan Africa, where antiretroviral therapy has increased more than eightfold since the end of 2003, great strides are being made in treating patients with H.I.V./AIDS.
The Best and Worst of Times
For me, a Catholic bishop, the past four years have been Dickensian—the best of times and the worst of times.
Meaningful Work for Accused Priests
Since the revelation in 2002 of sexual abuse cases involving Catholic priests in the United States, over 500 accused priests have been temporarily or permanently removed from ministry.
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Almost 30 years ago, when the field of medical ethics was still in its youth, the Dominicans Benedict Ashley and Kevin O’Rourke published
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