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The best of the web: surviving communism, Marilynne Robinson, and a parish miracle
slovak catholics who survived communism at the american conservative , the eastern orthodox writer rod dreher introduced readers to the rema...
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The week ahead: Memorial Day, Marian pilgrimage, and saint on stage
monday may 27 is memorial day in the united states, a federal holiday which always falls on the last monday of may. it is a day of remembran...
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Overlooked: SSPX: It's a 'waste of time' to call Pope a heretic
what happened? the traditionalist society of st pius x (sspx) has said it is a “waste of time” to accuse pope francis of heresy. last month,...
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The big story: Alabama passes near-total abortion ban
what happened? alabama has passed a near-total ban on abortion, giving it the most restrictive law of any us state. the bill, passed by the ...
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Pope Francis is quietly paving the road to unity
pope francis is preparing to end this month as he began it: with a concerted effort to reach out to the orthodox world. on may 31, he is exp...
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In an iconoclastic age, Memorial Day survives
this year, memorial day falls on may 27. in my far-off childhood, it was fixed on may 30. but like so many other civil holidays, in 1971 it ...
Charles Coulombe
The bishops' challenge in Baltimore
last november, following the pennsylvania grand jury allegations of episcopal cover-up in clerical abuse cases, the us bishops met in baltim...
C C Pecknold
Is pro-choice activism taking an aggressive new turn?
pro-choice activists have long argued that prayer vigils outside abortion clinics constitute a form of “harassment” towards women who come t...
Michael Warren Davis
Language, symbols and self-understanding
a reporter once asked two men at the construction site where a church was being built what each did for a living. the first man replied: “i’...
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
What our prisons say about us
winston churchill said that “the mood and temper of the public in regard to the treatment of crime and criminals is one of the most unfailin...
Andrew M Brown
Prize crossword 0593
cryptic across 5 place in honour of herod’s dad non-pc participants find revolting... (10) 7 ...and others find limited, as expressed in rom...
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Heretic of the week: Jan Hus
bohemian-czech native jan hus (1369-1415) is widely considered a forerunner of the protestant revolt. in 1393 he received his ba from the un...
Charles Coulombe
How to... mark the Month of Mary
may is the month of our lady, and it is nearly impossible to visit a church, especially for mass, and remain oblivious to the outpouring of ...
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The March for Life was inspiring and energising
the perfect is the enemy of the good, it is said. so in a perfect world there would be many multiples of the 5,000 people who turned out for...
Fr Dominic Allain
Why I warn people before I bless cars
the collect for the fifth sunday of easter was not in a previous edition of the roman missal. omnipotens sempiterne deus, semper in nobis pa...
Fr John Zuhlsdorf
Like the early Christians, we know both joy and suffering
fifth sunday of easter acts 14:21-27; rev 21:1-5; jn 13:31-35 (year c) “paul and barnabas, on their arrival at antioch, assembled the church...
Bishop David McGough
We can all defend priests from spiritual attack
those who think that praying for priests is part of our ordinary duty demanded by christian charity should look at the state of the church t...
Francis Phillips
Poetry and science are both rooted in imagination
the poetry and music of science by tom mcleish oup, 384pp, £25/$35 this book attracted my eye because i combine my role as a science columni...
Quentin de la Bedoyere
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