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In All Things

This Week Online: News from Haiti and the Middle East & Video on New Words

Tim ReidyJune 10, 2010

Our next print issue will be posted to the Web site on Monday June 14, but as promised we will keep adding Web-only content to the site during our summer biweekly schedule.

This week, we have expanded Signs of the Times to include a report on the future of agriculture in Haiti, and a summary of the working document for the upcoming church synod on the Middle East.

Also, Fr. Peter Schineller offers a video reflection on the human instinct to coin new words. Enjoy.

 

 

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