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In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
We don t normally advertise upcoming events but this one looks great nbsp Bringing together a wide variety of voices on the question of abortion is this conference at Princeton University nbsp Check out the participants Open Hearts Open Minds and Fair Minded Words A Conference on Life and Cho
In All Things
James Martin, S.J.
Robert Mickens at the Tablet tipped us off to the official press release from the Vatican on the pope s extraordinary meeting with the Irish bishops over the sexual abuse crisis nbsp It is also on the Holy See s website PRESS RELEASE ON THE MEETING OF THE HOLY FATHER WITH SENIOR IRISH BISHOPS AND
In All Things
Michael Sean Winters
Former Vice President Richard Dick Cheney rsquo s interview on ABC over the weekend was fascinating Cheney has become one of the most vocal critics of the Obama administration unlike former President George W Bush who understands that such attacks are a task usually assigned to those who have n
The Good Word
John W. Martens
By whatever name it is called Carnival Fat Tuesday Shrove Tuesday Fastnacht people know Mardi Gras whether Catholic or not Whether they know the purpose of it is another matter since Mardi Gras in New Orleans the best known example of the celebration in North America seems to be a celebrat
In All Things
Michael Sean Winters
A controversy is brewing over a series of billboards in Georgia that link abortion and race The billboards feature the face of a small black child with the words Black children are an endangered species above the photo and the website address TooManyAborted com below It is hard to imagine a mo
In All Things
Austen Ivereigh
A top-secret Vatican delegation which everyone seemed to know about was in the UK last week to plan the details of the papal visit expected 16-19 September There ll be no official announcement of the itinerary until at least March but this is what has been sketched in Thurs 16 Pope received by
Maurice Timothy Reidy
On January 25 Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, accepted the 2009 Campion Award from the editors of America. A renowned scholar, theologian, ecumenist, pastor, professor and poet, Archbishop Williams is the author of more than a score of books. Drew Christiansen, S.J, the editor-in-chief
Books
Micah Mattix
Few poets today would risk the cool chuckle of the critic, but Franz Wright does.
Signs Of the Times

"As a theologian and apologist, the archbishop has heightened readers’ receptivity to transcendence and opened their minds to revelation,” Father Drew Christiansen said.

Signs Of the Times

After a year of public clashes between bishops and some Catholic colleges, Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick urged university presidents to forge stronger relationships with their local bishops.

The Word
Barbara E. Reid
First Sunday of Lent (C), Feb. 21, 2010
Film
William Van Ornum

“Extraordinary Measures” illustrates the deep divide between rhetoric and reality for families caring for children with special needs.

Current Comment
The Editors
Haitian Emigration; Banks and Bonuses; Saving a Lunch Counter
Allen S. Maller
A rabbi explains the value of fasting.
Books
Emilie Griffin
Richard Rohr's new book isn't interested in doctrine or psychology, but experience.
Brian J. Stevens
Why aren't international aid groups seeking local expertise?
Signs Of the Times

Brown believes the decision on abortion “should ultimately be made by the woman in consultation with her doctor.”

Signs Of the Times

Restoring the devastated infrastructure of the church in Haiti will take years, said Archbishop José H. Gómez, head of the bishops' office for Latin America.

Film
John Anderson

Like Charles Darwin, the film “Creation” seems inclined to think that God and evolution can co-exist.

Editorials
The Editors
This is the winter of our discontent. And the Senate is mostly to blame.