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By Mary Eberstadt. We are blind to our own covetous ways, pointing the finger at others instead
In Focus section by Regis Flaherty. The capital vices are dangerous conditions that give rise to other sins that endanger the soul.
By Father J. Brian Bransfield. Through our need to acquire, we have demeaned humanity and nature alike; only by drilling into the Sermon on the Mount will the gaping maw be closed
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The rich man in the parable of Lazarus suffers not only because of his greed, but his intense pride
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