“It’s impossible to launder money at the I.O.R.” today, said the bank’s president.
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With gratitude for two life lessons from Dan Berrigan, separated by decades
Father Berrigan’s quote reminded me to make my mark based on hard work and decency—through a commitment to do my best, rather than a hunger to get ahead.
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What explains the lukewarm response to “Amoris Laetitia” in South Africa?
Pope Francis and his advisors should consider new publication strategies.
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In Ireland, a ‘silenced’ priest speaks
Father Flannery has dedicated his energy to speaking out about the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
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Catholic commencement controversy: The perspective of a former university president
If the pope can invite these people, I’m hard pressed to see why a university can’t.
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Our intrepid L.A. correspondent continues his exploration of Catholic commencement controversy season
Are the Cardinal Newman Society’s tactics effective?
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In U.K. elections, Labour’s pains continue after haphazard results
U.K. voters are heading in multiple different directions, depending on where you look.
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It’s commencement controversy season! Part I: Bill Clinton and the Cardinal Newman Society
What is the message you’re trying to convey to the students with this last university-sponsored lecture?
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The United States is not the only nation facing contentious elections: U.K. voters head to the polls
We haven’t yet begun to call it Super Thursday, but it’s the biggest cluster of elections on the same day for some years.
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Cardinal Nichols in UK issues a May Day call for Europe’s migrants
The cardinal both advocated for Europe’s refugee arrivals and spoke passionately about the contribution of migrants to London in particular.