Unbreakable encryption is fact of modern life—because of math, not politics. We need to decide how to live with it.
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How George Washington made America great
Before he could govern a nation, Washington had to govern himself.
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Pope Francis, answering on Zika risk, says use of contraception could be possibly permitted
Pope Francis reminds: “Don’t confuse the evil of avoiding pregnancy by itself, with abortion.”
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Vatican spokesperson responds to questions about Pope Francis’ comments on Trump
“The key point is welcome—that is characteristic of this pontificate.”
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You’re Invited: The Word of God in Modern Life
A discussion on the intersection of faith, Scripture and contemporary pastoral practice
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After historic meeting of pope and patriarch, what’s next for Catholic-Orthodox relations?
“The Eucharist will lead us to communion,” says filmmaker Christian Peschken.
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An interview with Ann Neumann, journalist of death
Ann Neumann’s “The Good Death: An Exploration of Dying in America,” asks whether death can be good, or at least good enough.
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100 years after the Easter uprising, searching for Ireland’s identity
Has the Ireland of the present lived up to the sacrifice of their founders a century ago?
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A different way to observe Lent
The hungry, lonely, broken-hearted, exiled, need not wait until Lent is over.
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Scalia’s death puts upcoming Supreme Court cases in doubt
The court’s most outspoken and well-known conservative voice, Scalia’s style and wit will be missed even by those who disagreed with him.