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In All Things
nbsp nbsp Here s the story from the Washington Post For the second time in a week a Georgetown University student has reported being attacked and called an anti-gay slur while walking near campus prompting yet another student gathering Monday evening to show support for the victims A
In All Things
That all depends on what account you read nbsp If you believe the Daily Mail s account of the Vatican response to the EU ruling banning crucifixes from Italian classrooms because they violate the religious rights of children then the Vatican is furious nbsp They are to quote the piece nb
In All Things
Tonight rsquo s election results may not contain any tea leaves for the future Off-year elections tend to favor the party that is out of power so it should be a good not for Republicans But it might also be the night the GOP drawing the wrong lessons heads over the cliff Only two governorships
In All Things
The Mission Continues - from the BBC - nbsp nbsp an inspiring story of Jesuit led music in Bolivia - then and now nbsp well worth listening to nbsp nbsp Here is the link nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp http feeds bbc co uk programmes p004sqx7
In All Things
Well not really nbsp But you get to see some behind-the-scenes stuff at our mag with Frs Christiansen and Collins in this brief interview with me and Brooklyn s Catholic Channel a few days ago nbsp
The Good Word
Mary Chilton Callaway a perceptive and profound commentator on the Jewish Scriptures and their vast matrix literature says that our understandings and interpretations of biblical passage are often more influenced by how others have read them than by the texts themselves nbsp By ldquo other read
In All Things
Here s an innovative way to express your support of women religious who are in the midst of an apostolic visitation from the Vatican nbsp What I like best about it is this It is an entirely positive loving and Christian nbsp way of sharing with the Vatican our gratitude for the contribution of
In All Things
The Post rsquo s Outlook section yesterday had four articles dealing with the fall of the Berlin Wall The two that look at Berlin then and now and very interesting but the other two essays show conflicting notions about history that are worth considering How it went down by Mary Elise Sarotte lo
In All Things
Archbishop John Favalora of Miami has prohibited priests of the Legionaries of Christ from exercising any ministry in his nbsp archdiocese effective immediately The October 29 letter addressed to all priests of the archdiocese is here The spokesman for the Legionaries who are under investigatio
Letters
Transforming Technology I am shocked that the editors of America allow a writer to stereotype a whole generation of young people as “the Dumbest Generation” (“Generation Text,” by Mark Bauerlein, 10/12). As a supervisor of student teachers, I enter scores of schools. In these
Film
The Coen brothers tackle suffering in "A Serious Man."
Books
The story of an extraordinary encounter at the height of the Fifth Crusade
Books
In early April 1980 the Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe met the Harlem-raised James Baldwin ldquo for the first and sadly last time rdquo at the annual meeting of the African Literature Association held that year in Gainesville Fla Both men happened to arrive to the conference a day late pus
Signs Of the Times
What happens in Sudan will have important effects on its neighboring countries, all of whom have experienced grave humanitarian crises in recent years.
Why even Obama cannot bring an end to the culture wars
Signs Of the Times
The proposed legislation would allow girls as young as 16 to have abortions without parental consent.
Recently my father sent me a rosary that belonged to my Great-Uncle Ray. This was not just any rosary; it had been given to my godfather by his mother (my great-grandmother) when he fought behind enemy lines during World War II. As a symbol of faith, this rosary, with its unique history, is a source