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Different approaches, same message

This issue has free access for all visitors. By Delia Gallagher. The pontiff may not possess his predecessor's charisma, but he, too, will serve as a witness to hope during his visit

A genius rises from impoverished childhood

The poor policeman's son from Bavaria may be 'the Mozart of theology,' but he has not forgotten his humble roots

Abortion provider profits off taxpayers

Our Takes

Defining deviancy down

Perusing the newspaper begs the question: Are we supposed to be horrified or titillated?

Different approaches, same message

This issue has free access for all visitors. By Delia Gallagher. The pontiff may not possess his predecessor's charisma, but he, too, will serve as a witness to hope during his visit

Divine mercy rules

It flows from the heart of Jesus and, like Thomas, heals us of our unbelief

Facts on the Holy Father

As Pope Benedict XVI prepares for his U.S. trip, get to know the man behind the title

First OSV motto: 'To be practical and to do good'

Openers by John Norton

Gathered at the fireside

Focolare founder dies after life devoted to fostering unity in Christ

General shares the faith that drives him

Vietnam War hero still prays for the men he lost in 1965 battle

Handful of popes have made their way to USA

By Thomas J. Craughwell

'He is just like what he appears to be'

American Jesuit who has known Pope Benedict XVI for three decades says pontiff is brilliant, prayerful and transparent

Journal asks big questions about faith and culture

Host interviews authors to examine culture through Christian lens

Journalists compare Pope Benedict with predecessor

By Delia Gallagher, David Gibson and John Thavis

Keeping the faith

America's tradition of rugged individualism is undermining community-oriented religions

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor for March 30, 2008

Misuse of secrecy breeds suspicion, distrust

Lack of transparency also undermines the Catholic Church's self-understanding as communion of believers

No matter the question, pontiff has the answers

Here are Pope Benedict's responses to inquiries by children and priests

Risque play reignites academic freedom debate

Performances of 'The Vagina Monologues' at 19 Catholic campuses, including Notre Dame, are seen as a capitulation to secular culture

Sacraments as symbols

God uses created, visible human signs and symbols to communicate with his people

Tightening belts

Editorial

Vatican City: Where the Pope Works

By Thomas J. Craughwell

Washington rolls out red carpet for Pope Benedict

The pontiff's weeklong visit to nation's capital and New York takes months of planning on both sides of the Atlantic

Who is Benedict XVI?

How well do you know the man who leads the world's 1.2 billion Catholics? Here's a test.

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