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How to steer clear of pitfalls when using Facebook

By Emily Stimpson. Limit time on social-networking sites in favor of face-to-face communications with family and friends

Rules for handling disagreement like a Christian

This column has free access for all visitors. By John Norton. Rules to deal with the difference of opinion we find within the Church

By water and blood

By Carl E. Olson. Risen Lord's gifts to Church nourish her through Sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist

Should bishops have a voice in public square?

By Kevin J. Jones. Notre Dame controversy reignites debate on how prelates engage faithful on public issues

Faith keeps survivor of Flight 1549 afloat

By Mitch Finley. North Carolina man who prayed the Divine Mercy chaplet during crash-landing on Hudson River believes God helped passengers

How to steer clear of pitfalls when using Facebook

By Emily Stimpson. Limit time on social-networking sites in favor of face-to-face communications with family and friends

Communal Bible study

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. To be effective, groups need a leader who is solid in Scripture or a good study guide

Catholic professor: Consumers suffocated by credit card debt

By John Norton. More than bankers' abusive or deceptive practices, Catholic economist says real problem is American addiction to immediate consumption

Don't let Notre Dame's decision steal your joy

By Teresa Tomeo. Pro-lifers step up fight for human life in face of Notre Dame's invitation to the president

Author offers ways to break science-morality deadlock

By Father Michael Orsi. Book calls for better articulation of 'dignity of the person' concept

Thank you, Notre Dame

This column has free access for all visitors. By Greg Erlandson. Controversy gives us chance to tackle issues of identity, authority and academic freedom

What the Church really teaches about evolution

By Benjamin Wiker. Evolution? Creationism? Intelligent design? Here's a crib sheet to what Catholics believe

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor for April 19, 2009

So, what is the truly Catholic stance?

By Benjamin Wiker. So much confusion has been stirred up by recent controversies in regard to evolution, intelligent design and creationism

Anxiety antidote

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. Feeling anxious about the economy or the direction our country is taking?

What are the limits the Church places on evolution?

By Benjamin Wiker. Any view of evolution that assumes on principle that biological nature is entirely governed by chance and blind laws must be in error.

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