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Signs of the Times Update

Tim ReidyJanuary 06, 2010

While we continue to publish on a biweekly print schedule in January, our news pages will be updated weekly on our Web site. The latest round of Signs of the Times items has just been posted. Read about the life of Cardinal Cahal Daly, who was instrumental in pushing Norhtern Ireland toward peace, and the career of late Dominican theologian Edward Schillebeeckx. Also featured is an update on the status of the woman who was arrested after attacking the pope on Christmas Evee.

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