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Holding out until the end

Imprisoned and in chains, St. Paul writes to his young companion Timothy, “I have competed well; I have finished the race; I have kept the faith” (2 Tm 4:7). Indeed, the Acts of the Apostles and his letters recount the hardships Paul had to endure — “beatings, imprisonments, riots, labors, vigils, fasts” (2 Cor 6:5) — as he traveled the Mediterranean world spreading the good news of Christianity.

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Today Is Not That Day

Robert Royal: Is it a delusion to seek a different way than the anathemas and name-calling that have become the default way of public speaking?

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Are These Not My People?

Stephen White: A problem with dialog about race is that we want to have things both ways: to heal as one without accepting any responsibility for a whole.

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