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Culture: Peace by piece
Though the War on Terror rages on, we must turn our efforts to building a just peace, says Maryann Cusimano Love in Expert Witness.
Life: Retro-actives
Millennial Catholics may be young in body, but their souls often seek the spirituality of another era, writes Heather Grennan Gary.
Church: Born-again Catholics
While the Catholic lives of most of the faithful start in the cradle, J. Peter Nixon reports on those who found their way to Rome long after they had made their way to Christ.
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The Examined Life: No altar girls = more priests?
It's a strange-looking equation, I know, but another priest has used it to justify his decision to ban girls from serving at Mass.
Margin Notes: The surprising face of human trafficking
When you hear the words "human trafficker," what do you picture? Whatever image those words conjure up in your mind, your first thought is probably not a 23-year-old, five-foot-five white male in Providence, Rhode Island.
The Examined Life: IL Catholic Charities loses first round on adoption and foster care: Now what?
As was completely expected, Sangamon County (Illinois) Judge John Schmidt ruled yesterday that Illinois DCFS can sever its decades-old relationship with Catholic Charities on the grounds that Catholic Charities will not serve same- or opposite-sex couples in civil unions (about 5 percent of civil union pairs are opposite sex), as a new state law requires.
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