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If you are reading this column, you are one of too few Americans still making use of the gift of literacy. (Subscription required)
By John Norton. Well-formed Catholics are less easily troubled in storms of controversy stirred up in the media
With alma mater potentially on chopping block, a look back at where faith came alive in hometown
By Brian Fraga. Archbishop Dolan sees dioceses’ collaboration as giving ‘flesh and blood’ to the New Evangelization
By Mary DeTurris Poust. Some Catholics who came to faith in the era of bell bottoms and The Beatles have fallen into the chasm of poor catechesis and culture and need a hand up
This editorial column has free access for all visitors. ‘Adults’ formation in faith is essential for the Church to carry out its mandate.’
By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Meet a handful of Catholic school teachers dedicated to modeling faith and service, in addition to academics
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