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In All Things
Nicholas P. Cafardi
In the United States lawsuits are a way of communication Usually they communicate that the side that filed the lawsuit believes that the side they filed the lawsuit against is not listening to them is not respecting their rights is not giving them their due Lawsuits are last resorts or at l
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
The Archdiocese of Washington today joined a rush of Catholic lawsuits around the country this week challenging the Department of Health and Human Services mandate on the inclusion of contraception in health care plans beginning August 2013 In California however Bishop Stephen E Blaire of the Di
In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
Sister Mary Johnson SND de Namur is a nbsp professor of sociology at Emmanuel College in Boston and a member of the Center for Applied nbsp Research on the Apostolate in Georgetown nbsp She joined me on nbsp The Brian Lehrer Show on nbsp New York City s public radio station WNYC nbsp for a
In All Things
Sidney Callahan
Few psychiatrists apologize or have their regrets appear on the front page of the New York Times-- above the fold no less nbsp But Dr Robert Spitzer is rightly described as a giant of modern psychiatry nbsp He has made news many times by taking controversial stands against prevailing opinions
In All Things
Sidney Callahan
nbsp nbsp Few psychiatrists apologize or have their regrets appear on the front page of the New York Times-- above the fold no less nbsp But Dr Robert Spitzer is rightly described as a giant of modern psychiatry nbsp He has made news many times by taking controversial stands against prevai
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
Notre Dame has now joined a number of other Catholic institutions in filing suit against a new mandate from the Department of Health and Human Services that may require the inclusion of contraceptive services in health plans beginning in August 2013 at religious institutions such as Notre Dame and o
In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
Here s a lovely piece in The Boston Globe about Dan Kennedy a bright young man just graduated from Boston College who is entering the Jesuit novitiate this summer nbsp nbsp The profile nbsp gets pretty much everything right about its topic and avoids all the linguistic pitfalls that bedevil most
In All Things
Tim Reidy
From Andrea Tornielli of La Stampa via Mirada Global nbsp It looks like one of the destinies that Benedict XVI the theologian turned Pope at the age of 78 is similar to that of his predecessor Paul VI who appointed him Archbishop of Munich creating him cardinal in 1977- is that of being cr
Editorials
The Editors
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Books
James M. Lang
"Places of Faith: A Road Trip Across America's Religious Landscape"
Signs Of the Times
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

Hundreds of faith-based and grass-roots organizations are working alongside the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Michael J. Naughton
The Vatican's strategic plan for the business community
Signs Of the Times
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An American spokesperson for Al Qaeda said that because of church scandals Catholics were 'fertile ground' for conversion.

Film
Jon M. Sweeney

The sad silliness of 'The Five Year Engagement' 

Of Many Things
Drew Christiansen
Uri Mor worked tirelessly on behalf of Christians, often at cost to himself.
Books
James R. Kelly
Ross Douthat has written a learned yet highly readable analysis of the changing role of religion in American history.
Columns
Margaret Silf
However lost we may feel, we are created to be found.
Signs Of the Times
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

A Vatican decree on May 2 established new norms for Caritas Internationalis, giving Vatican offices greater authority over the work of the umbrella group of 162 Catholic aid agencies around the world.

Poetry
Brian Doyle

Or here’s a story. A man just back from elsewhere tells it to me.