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Foreign Policy Déjà Vu

September 26, 2016

Vol. 215 / No. 8

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Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 12, 2016

Catholic parishes must help to alleviate what some have termed an “epidemic of loneliness.”

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First Monday
Ellen K. BoegelSeptember 13, 2016

Pope Francis reminds us, “Participation in political life is a moral obligation.”

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Generation Faith
Michaila McCloskeySeptember 15, 2016

My faith is rooted in the tradition of my family, a line of Irish Catholics.

Of Other Things
Bill McGarveySeptember 15, 2016

Have we become tone deaf to the concept of sacrifice and suffering?

Signs Of the Times
Teresa Donnellan, Wyatt MasseySeptember 15, 2016

Sister Sandy Sherman thought she would follow the traditional route of women religious, joining the ranks of the Catholic teachers who had inspired her.“I thought I would enter and I would teach school my whole life and I would wear a habit,” said Sherman, who joined the Order of Saint U

 Chinese Catholics receive Communion in 2012 during Christmas Eve Mass in Beijing. A top Politburo official told faith leaders that religious groups must promote Chinese culture and become more compatible with socialism. (CNS photo/How Hwee Young, EPA)
Signs Of the Times

AsiaNews, the Rome-based missionary news agency, reported on Sept. 8 that Chinese authorities had taken Coadjutor Bishop Peter Shao Zhumin of Wenzhou, China, out of the diocese to northwest China “on a trip.” Local faithful said it was to prevent him from taking possession of the diocese

Signs Of the Times

“We hope to highlight the importance of prayer as a reasonable and efficacious response to the violence that has touched too many communities in our nation.”