Ever since the news broke that Pope Leo’s diagnosis, the early frames of my own lung cancer story have been looping and re-looping through my mind.
Barbara Mahany
Barbara Mahany, an author and longtime journalist, was a staff writer at the Chicago Tribune for nearly 30 years. She was a pediatric oncology nurse before becoming a writer.
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Living on Scan Time: My life after a cancer diagnosis
What surviving cancer—for now—taught me about life.
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How Jewish spirituality enriches my Catholic faith
I—a girl schooled by the Sisters of Loretto and a phalanx of Jesuits—have found my sense of the divine animated by the sacred Jewish lens of wonder and wisdom.