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Letters
A Challenge to Stay I found it interesting that two articles—Cardinal Wuerl’s “Pass It On” and “Exit Interviews,” the sampling of letters responding to the article “On Their Way Out,” by William Byron, S.J.—appear in the same issue (2/28). Cardin
Signs Of the Times
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Is China, fearing a copycat phenomenon, beginning a crackdown on advocates for human rights and religious freedom?

Books
Paul Moses
The story of Robert Drinan's decade in Congress continues to raise troubling questions
Music
David E. Nantais

The euphoria I experience when listening to rock music is a gift from God for which I should express gratitude.

Signs Of the Times
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With the world’s attention fixed elsewhere, local church officials in Africa warn: “Côte d’Ivoire is sliding into civil war.”

The Word
Barbara E. Reid
Fifth Sunday of Lent (A), April 10, 2011
Current Comment
The Editors
Debt, but No Diploma; Japan's Sorrow; The Irish Question, Again
Ilia Delio
Can Catholic universities foster dialogue between religion and science?
Signs Of the Times
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The accident could be a “huge wake-up call” that would “give impetus to jump-starting massive research” in other energy technologies.

Books
Thomas H. Groome
100 reasons to stay Catholic from publisher Michael Leach
Signs Of the Times
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Utah’s Gov. Gary Herbert signed a series of bills that have been described as a state equivalent of comprehensive immigration reform.

Television
Maurice Timothy Reidy
Sasas
Editorials
The Editors
A classic conflict of science in the public interest and science for private profit
Faith in Focus
Frank Moan
As for sin, I haven't heard anything new for decades.
Signs Of the Times
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Notre Dame's David Cortright said analyzing the coalition’s use of force through Catholic just war principles “yields a mixed opinion.”

Books
Daniel J. Harrington
It is crucial to read the popes two Jesus books for what they are: a form of biblical theology.
Signs Of the Times
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A new report evaluates the subminimum wage for tipped workers—72.9 percent of whom are women.

In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
Here is a filmed review of Of Gods and Men that aired this weekend on PBS s Religion nbsp amp Ethics Newsweekly nbsp It features a wealth of beautiful clips from this beautiful film nbsp Watch the full episode See more Religion amp Ethics NewsWeekly
In All Things
Michael J. O’Loughlin
I rsquo ve spent the last couple days with nearly 75 young adults mostly college seniors who are participating in a new program ESTEEM at Catholic campus ministry centers across the nation designed to empower them with the tools and skills to be leaders in the church Following a panel of young
In All Things
Jim McDermott
In mid-March Archbishop Raymond Burke spoke in Sydney to the Australian Catholic Students Association His talk entitled The Fall of the Christian West considers the grave evils which beset the world -- the sexual abuse of minors pornography sexual tourism drug abuse abortion embryonic st