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Memory and Gratitude

Francis X. Maier: Age brings memories. Some men are haunted by memory. For others, it carries them forward on a river of gratitude.

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Whither Catholic Voters?

David Carlin: Will Catholics be able to make the GOP what the Democratic Party once was, an almost-Catholic party? That remains to be seen.

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An Elusive and Essential Virtue

Rev. Jerry J. Pokorsky: Through courage, we can fortify our hope as reverent Christians, striving to know and love Jesus by walking in His ways.

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Towards a Catholic Foreign Policy

For decades, American foreign policy has been off track. The United States has launched wars in far-flung corners of the globe that have not only killed and wounded thousands of brave members of the American military, but our foreign interventions have led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of others, many of them innocent […]

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Late Newark auxiliary recalled as ‘humble man’ who served God and country

The late Bishop Charles J. McDonnell, retired auxiliary bishop of Newark, who died Feb. 13 at age 91, is being remembered as a humble man who answered the call to serve God and country.

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