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Books
William Doino, Jr.September 27, 2010

In 1929 shortly before he was to leave Germany to become cardinal secretary of state the then papal nuncio and future pontiff Eugenio Pacelli expressed his apprehension about Hitler ldquo This man is completely obsessed rdquo he said ldquo All that is not of use to him he destroys all th

Arts & Culture Books
Anna KeatingSeptember 27, 2010

A few weeks ago I spent a muggy evening on my front porch ruminating: I wondered how it was that in a lifetime of reading I had seldom encountered a book whose primary character was a mother.

Books
Jeannine Hill FletcherSeptember 27, 2010

The proximity of religious difference in our globalized world raises new tasks for Christians As our workplaces schools and communities are increasingly multireligious it rsquo s a good idea to have some understanding of the faiths our neighbors profess But as this volume suggests our interreli

Art
Austen IvereighSeptember 27, 2010

In the Basilicia of the Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí brought the divine into the heart of secular Western Europe.

Signs Of the Times

The increase in poverty rates in 2009 was the second-largest year-to-year uptick since 2004.

Signs Of the Times

Belgian bishops offer new "healing initiatives" and a promise to work with  authorities to prevent abuse and expose past cases.

Signs Of the Times

Recent report shows Latin America as the most unequal distributor of income in the world.