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100 U.S. Anglican parishes petition to become Catholic

By Tom Hoopes. Under new Vatican provisions, they'll keep their liturgy, practices and music. Some Catholics thrilled
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This column has free access for all visitors. By John Norton. The important thing about good news is that it strengthens us and inspires us to do good.
By Carl Olson. We can either embrace Jesus and the many gifts he gives us or remove him from our own selfish ways
By Tom Hoopes. Under new Vatican provisions, they'll keep their liturgy, practices and music. Some Catholics thrilled
By Mary Eberstadt. How excessive self-regard — whether it's in our work or our relationship with the Church — can be deadly, and how putting others first reverses its effects
By Gianni Cardinale. In unusual interview, Vatican ‘prosecutor’ details steps taken to address cases of priestly sexual abuse from around the world
By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. It makes tangible the motif of baptism as going into the waters of death and rising again with Christ
by Joan Lewis. An EWTN correspondent examines their lives amid growing religious persecution in the country
People can do amazing things at any age.
By Thomas J. Craughwell. Five years after the pontiff's death, a look at how he strengthened the faith and revived Catholic devotions.
By Robert P. Lockwood. Most forebears were average people who worked, raised kids and passed on faith, and that’s just fine
In Focus article. By Matthew Bunson. The pontiffs’ personal holiness is an example for all faithful
This column has free access for all visitors. By Greg Erlandson. Clergy sex abuse scandals are painful reminder of a truth we ignore at our own peril — we are sinners
By Steven J. Rolfes. A church famous for drawing thousands of pilgrims to climb its steps in prayer each Good Friday will celebrate its sesquicentennial anniversary this year
Letters to the Editor for March 28, 2010
Culture Reviews for March 28, 2010
This editorial column has free access for all visitors. One casualty of the conflict is Christian presence in the land that Jesus walked.
By Father Robert Barron. Intense devotion to it by likes of Jacques Maritain, Pope John Paul II and Edith Stein shows it’s not just for unlearned, nor does it detract from Mass
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