The label “divorced” does not define a person, says Lisa Duffy. It’s an event that happened, but it in no way is the sum total of who a person is.
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Meet the curator of the Met’s new “Heavenly Bodies” exhibit
That is what the show is really about: Having been raised Catholic, how has that affected your creative development?
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The Catholic Columnist: Q&A with Ross Douthat
Ross Douthat is a New York Times columnist specializing in religion and politics and author of To Change the Church: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism.
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Roma Downey on finding unexpected blessings—even online
“To bring the good news to a new digital audience is a big part of what we’re doing.”
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The case for taking up the Ignatian examen in the New Year
Along with the special communication of Scripture, God reaches us through the experience of a given day.
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Meet the man behind Pope Francis’ social media strategy
Bishop Paul Tighe, the secretary of the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Culture, has been called “the Vatican’s nicest guy.”
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What does a parish of mercy look like?
Matthew Halbach talks about his vision for “total parish evangelization.”
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Mary is there for you when your own mother isn’t.
Marge Fenelon talks about her book “Forgiving Mother: A Marian Novena of Healing and Peace.”
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Why does the Reformation matter today? Look to its main characters to understand.
There’s no way to understand the Reformation without understanding the thinking of the people who were there.
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Praying the rosary is not as difficult as you think
‘We don’t talk enough about people’s struggles with the rosary. What can we do to help them?’