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Archbishop Diarmuid Martin on 60 Minutes
James Martin, S.J.
I found this nbsp interview with Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin on nbsp 60 Minutes last night nbsp to be deeply moving nbsp The archbishop of Dublin nbsp is resolute about confronting the sex abuse crisis in his country he has rightly apologized to victims he nbsp correctly states that t
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Seeking Abuse Victims
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

Catholic bishops should find out what is keeping victims of sexual abuse around the world from coming forward, said Bishop R. Daniel Conlon.

Books
Legal Hurdles
Robert K. Vischer
Is Occupy Wall Street right about the way to fight social injustice?
Staying Civil: Finding opportunity in a painful moment
Blase J. Cupich
Finding opportunity in a painful moment, an essay by Bishop Blase Cupich, the next archbishop of Chicago.
The Word
Fools for God
Peter Feldmeier
Third Sunday of Lent (B), March 11, 2012
Current Comment
Current Comment
The Editors
The Money Race; The Case for Good Counsel; All You Holy Women
Letters
Letters
Allies, Not Enemies Thank you for the reasonable, eloquent argument in “Taking Liberties” (Editorial, 2/13). Countless numbers of progressive Catholics worked long and hard for health care reform all across this country and believed that this delicate little issue would get resolved as p
Signs Of the Times
Religious Liberty at Vatican and Lambeth Palace

The role of religion in society and its protection from a “deeply intolerant” militant secularism were themes in Rome and at Lambeth Palace in Great Britain last month.

Books
Tempted to Despair
Sam Zeno Conedera
Teofilo F. Ruiz explores the uncertainties of life in Western civilization.
Signs Of the Times
Turmoil in Congo
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

Human rights activists in the Democratic Republic of Congo are denouncing acts of violence by police against Catholic parishes and marchers.

First of Freedoms?: How religious liberty could become a second-class right
Mary Ann Glendon
How religious liberty could become a second-class right
Editorials
Policy, Not Liberty
The Editors
The present campaign fails to acknowledge that claims of religious liberty may collide with the right to health care.
Columns
Forgive Us Our Sins
Maryann Cusimano Love
Why does the United States urge peacebuilding abroad but not at home?
Signs Of the Times
Catholics on Religious Exemption
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

Support for a religious exemption to the contraceptive mandate in the U.S. health reform plan is stronger among Catholics than among the general population.

Books
Devious History
Mary Donnarumma Sharnick
Umberto Eco's The Prague Cemetery is a dark and cynical novel.
Signs Of the Times
News Briefs
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

María del Mar Muñoz-Visoso was named executive director of the Secretariat for Cultural Diversity in the Church.

Politics & Society
A Balancing Act: Catholic teaching on the church's rights and the rights of all
David HollenbachThomas A. Shannon
Catholic teaching on the church's rightsand the rights of all
Of Many Things
Of Many Things
Kerry Weber
My friend has offered to teach me more about art because I've been helping her to explore Catholicism.
Poetry
Magpie Harm
Michael Cadnum

They blind the lambs

Signs Of the Times
A Dangerous Escalation Toward a Showdown
From AP, CNS, RNS, Staff and other sources

A new covert effort by Iran may represent its response to the assassinations of its nuclear scientists, widely attributed to Israel intelligence.