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

Tim Reidy June 10, 2010

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

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.

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

 

 

Tim Reidy

 

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