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Month: November 2022

The fracturing of theology in a polarized Church

Peter John McGregor is a lecturer in dogmatic theology and spirituality at the Catholic Institute of Sydney, Australia. He and Tracey Rowland—who holds the St. John Paul II Chair of Theology at the University of […]

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Taste and See That the Lord Is Good

I’m not the man I used to be: In October 2021, the thief Covid stole both taste and smell, and interfered with my hearing. Since then—a year and counting—my senses no longer supply me with the joys of tasting, smelling, and hearing well. Life has lost some of its savor. The senses help us against […]

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Balance and Self-Mastery

In his first four Wednesday audiences, Pope St. John Paul II taught about the cardinal virtues. He was continuing what John Paul I had started before his sudden death.  In his catechesis, John Paul II defined temperance quite simply: “A temp…

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Advantages of Inflation

A surprising number of our social problems will be peacefully resolved, or at least ameliorated, as we decline into poverty….

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NPR broadcasts audio recording of abortion (CNA)

In a report on access to abortion in Michigan (a report that was highly sympathetic to the abortion industry), National Public Radio broadcast an audio recording of an abortion.
Pro-life activists found the broadcast shocking. Lila Rose of Live Acti…

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