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Today the pursuit of justice calls us to work for immigration reform.
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A Vision of Peace
‘Pacem in Terris” was born in the mind of Blessed John XXIII in the fall of 1962 during the Cuban missile crisis, when he served as a back channel between Presiden
An Aperture for Grace
None of our expectations prepare us for Botticelli's 'Annunciation.'
Lethal Responsibility
The question of guns in society is often framed as an issue about “protecting good guys from bad guys.” The bad guys include not only criminals but also people wit
Books and Culture
Books
From 1850 until 1920, Catholic nuns were virtually everywhere on the North American continent.
Books
William Manchester and Paul Reid examine the last 25 years of Winston Churchill's life.
Books
“Nobody ever wrote a more unaffectedly elegant English,” a critic once wrote of Evelyn Waugh.
Film
Terrence Malick's 'To the Wonder' is a demanding but ultimately richly rewarding film.
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