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In All Things
Austen Ivereigh
It would have been surprising if Pope Benedict had resurrected the age-old antisemitic accusation that the Jews as a people were responsible for Jesus death But in part two of Jesus of Nazareth out next week he provides some interesting further scriptural and theological justification for debunk
In All Things
William Van Ornum
Those remembering Father George Hunt wrote movingly of his literary interests and former Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent s story of Father Hunt scouring used bookstores for that hidden book gem brought a smile to my face and I m sure to many other readers as well I m certain that a shared charac
In All Things
Austen Ivereigh
The publishers of the second part of Pope Benedict XVI s book Jesus of Nazareth entitled Holy Week from the entrance into Jerusalem to the Resurrection have allowed certain extracts to be published in advance of the book s 10 March publication date The following is taken from the last part of Cha
In All Things
Austen Ivereigh
What changes are coming to Caritas Internationalis the Church rsquo s vast global charity There are many things still unclear about why Lesley-Anne Knight pictured CI rsquo s British secretary-general has been unexpectedly prevented from applying to renew her term But one thing is in no doubt
In All Things
Tim Reidy
Just posted to our home page this video commentary from Fr Jim Martin on the symbolic acts of repentance by two church leaders in Ireland Tim Reidy nbsp
In All Things
William Van Ornum
Last Fall Father Jim Martin wrote about Saint Alphonsus Rodriguez a Jesuit brother who met young Peter Claver and encouraged him to work overseas in the missions which at that time included ministering to people from Africa who had been imprisoned by the slave trade Several months ago a friend
FaithIn All Things
Tim Reidy
Thanks to former Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent for sending this remembrance of George W. Hunt, S.J.
In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
There are as many paths to God as there are individuals This series on Huffpo s Religion Page nbsp looks at six of the most well-traveled paths for contemporary seekers This final path to God crosses all the other ones at various points People on the path of confusion run hot and cold with their c
Books
April Lindner
A new collection from (arguably) Americas greatest living poet.
Of Many Things
In response to a proposal for a one-state solution in the Middle East, an avalanche of condemnation
Donald W. Wuerl
Renewing one's own faith is the first step to evangelizing others.
Poetry
William J. Rewak

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Representatives of Catholic organizations said that massive foreign investment in Africa is pushing small farmers off their land.

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Will young Egyptian Catholics turn away from the church because it did not back protests that led to the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak?

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M. Cathleen Kaveny
Can the church and the world agree on the role of women?
Columns
Kyle T. Kramer
The diverse human family is part of the same God-given belonging.
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A 2009 joint statement by Catholic hospitals and labor unions concerning the right of workers to organize is still waiting for its first application.

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Gov. Jan Brewer said she was prepared to defend S.B. 1070 all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Music
Kerry Weber

In Josh Ritter’s songs, God is often distant but there, somewhere.