All Are Worthy of LoveRe “A Hispanic Moment?” (Editorial 10/17): Engaging diversity and social justice in our society is a moral and ethical obligation, especially if one aligns oneself with Christ's teachings. “Othering” people is a basic tenet of racism and xenophobia&m
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Meeting Father Dennis Linehan in the library of America House
Father Linehan was intellectually gifted, socially aware and ever curious.
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The George W. Hunt, S.J. Prize: For Excellence in Journalism, Arts & Letters
Criteria and eligibility for the $25,000 George W. Hunt prize for Catholic literary arts
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‘America This Week’ on SiriusXM: Live on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Eastern
Tune in today at 1 p.m. Eastern for a smart Catholic take on faith and culture infused with Jesuit spirituality.
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Our Back Pages: Reminiscenses of America’s editors and staff
Reminiscenses of America‘s editors and staff
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Of Many Things
It is not easy to get published in America. In fact, for every piece we print, three or four are rejected. Before being accepted for publication, every manuscript is screened, many by three or four associate editors, followed by the editor in chief. Sometimes even that is followed by a conversation with the editorial staff as a whole. Bottom line: getting published here is not easy!
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Catholics and Candidates
Senator John F. Kennedy walked into the grand ballroom of Houston’s Rice Hotel with one goal: to put to rest the notion that a Roman Catholic should not be elected president of the United States. It was September 1960, and many Americans were wary of electing a Catholic. Most non-Catholics vie