What’s at stake in the upcoming midterm elections?
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Christians have been in Iraq for thousands of years. They might all be gone soon.
Kevin Clarke tells us about his reporting from Iraq.
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Haley Stewart’s Catholic guide to living simply
You can build a more intentional life in the city or the suburbs, out in the country or right on campus.
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Lakota and Catholic: Jesuit education on the Pine Ridge Reservation
This week, we talk with Maka Clifford of the Red Cloud Indian School in South Dakota.
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A survivor of sex abuse on how the church can help victims
The abuse crisis cannot be fixed by priests alone.
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Stephanie Saldaña on love, loss and memory in the Middle East
He was a French novice monk in Syria. She was a journalist who wanted to become a nun. Then, they fell in love.
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Synod on Youth preview: How will we keep young people in the church?
This week, we talk to Katie Prejean McGrady about her work at the pre-synod gathering and what the church can do to keep young Catholics in the faith.
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“I can’t date Jesus”: A conversation with Michael Arceneaux
Michael Arceneaux has stopped going to church. But he hasn’t given up on God just yet.
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We don’t use religious words anymore. That’s a problem.
When was the last time you talked about faith with a friend?
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Julio Ricardo Varela on being the only Latino (Rebel) in the room
This week, we talk with Julio Ricardo Varela, founder of Latino Rebels, a website founded in 2011 that provides news, analysis and commentary about U.S. Latino culture.