But what can escape the outrage censors when everything is an outrage?
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Is the Shroud Genuine?
Two years ago an Italian scientist published a book entitled The Mystery of the Shroud, an examination of the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, the cloth that many believe to be the burial cloth of Jesus mentioned in the Gospels. This book asserted that contrary to scientific studies from the lat
Iranian nuclear deal debate reflects lack of diplomacy
American leaders regard belligerence rather than persuasion as the key to peace.
Pontifex Economicus
The subtitle of Pope Francis’ stunning new encyclical, “‘Laudato Si’, On Care for Our Common Home,” belies the preference of some that a pontiff not venture into economic matters—Jeb Bush, for instance. Etymologically, after all, economics is the discipline of man
Can we do anything about climate change? L.A. might show us how we can.
Can we do anything about climate change? L.A. might show us how we can.
Man and Woman Together
The alliance between the man and the woman images God in an irreplaceable way.
The Proxy Wars of Arabia
Saudi Arabia and Iran need to settle their differences through diplomacy.
New Monasticisms
The New Monastics seek a catholicism more universal than what the Catholic Church normally practices.
