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In All Things
This is part of a series of reflections on How to Succeed in College Click on the author s name for previous entries A few years ago I visited a young family whose wedding I had performed and whose child the following Sunday morning I was about to baptize But the father whom I had taught
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The Editors
A Campaign Worth Waging; Who Will Speak for Us?; Owls Under Seige
Thomas J. Curry
Church, state and the survival of Catholic schools
Poetry
Courtney Kampa

A young woman in her flimsy medical gown

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If the proposed document is approved, any baptisms performed in either Catholic or Presbyterian churches after that would be mutually recognized.

Books
Franco Mormando
A survey of Salvador Dali's Catholic period
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Reading speeches has been the main activity at Roman Curia assemblies for as long as anyone can remember.

The Word
Barbara E. Reid
First Sunday of Advent (A), Nov. 28, 2010
Theater
Karen Sue Smith

In "The Pitmen Painters" a group of men take up a cultural pursuit uncommon to their class.

Editorials
The Editors
Catholics are called to relish God's gifts, and to savor the sparks that illumine the dark.
George M. Anderson
Deborah M. Jones argues for a theology of animal rights.
Letters
Women Suffer Your editorial, “A Saint for Our Time,” and John Anderson’s film review, “The Seer” (both in 10/18) concern two women in the church who lived centuries apart: Mother Mary MacKillop and Hildegard of Bingen. They had in common that they had to work hard and s
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The archbishop said ordaining married men is the most naturally pastoral response to every Catholic’s need for regular access to the sacraments.

Books
J. Robert Baker
Saul Bellow's letters convey his essential optimism
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Later this month a parish in western Poland will dedicate what it says is the world’s largest statue of Christ.

Art
Karen Sue Smith

How is it that Fernando Botero has produced a major commentary on Abu Ghraib, while U.S. artists have remained largely silent?

Of Many Things
Drew Christiansen
A sad case of the hostility that faces Arab-Americans
Columns
Margaret Silf
Miracles happen when we put the common good before our own gratification.
Faith in Focus
Anna Keating
Do digital self-portraits resemble our authentic selves?
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“It is an extremely painful experience not only for the Christians of Iraq, but for all Iraqis,” the ambassador said.