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How 'no-fault' divorce has fractured U.S. society

This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. Marriage advocates are trying to put halt to legal concept that allows one spouse to leave union for no given reason

Lessons on interreligious dialogue from a portly Egyptian sheik

This column has free access for all visitors. By John Norton. The encounter drove home how many obstacles there are in efforts to promote better relations with other religions, including, and maybe especially, Islam.

'Repent and be converted'

By Carl E. Olson. Easter season is a time for us to have a transforming encounter with the risen Lord

Are high interest rates to blame for the mess?

By Russell Shaw. Examining a new theory on the causes of the global bust through Catholic Church teaching on interest and usury

Flannery O'Connor's writerly vocation

By Mark Sullivan. Biographer examines faith's integral role in author's literary works

Pope Benedict mends strained relations with Muslims

By Gerard O'Connell. Pope Benedict XVI's upcoming trip to Middle East to include additional gestures of openness, including mosque visit

Is Genesis a myth?

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Church teaching holds that the stories are divinely inspired truths, symbolic narratives

How 'no-fault' divorce has fractured U.S. society

This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. Marriage advocates are trying to put halt to legal concept that allows one spouse to leave union for no given reason

Police shooting an incomprehensible tragedy

By Robert P. Lockwood. No answers, only questions, in meaningless slaying of three Pittsburgh police officers

Discovering how grace works

By Cory Busse. Thank God, this may have been one of the shortest running columns ever. Even so, I harbor some nostalgia for my unemployed blessings.

Signs of moral decline

By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. Stem-cell decision an example of how society is missing insights given by Divine Revelation

California college's new chapel hailed as 'hinge point' in renewal

By Ann Carey. 'They were asking for something special, and I liked that challenge'

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor for April 15, 2009

Catholic professors who make a difference

Profiles by Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Meet six Catholic professors recommended by OSV readers and staff members for their commitment to intellectual inquiry in a faith-filled setting

Pale Britannia

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. A debate that may appear 'uncivil' is in fact a sign of a Church that is still alive and vital.

Priest wages war on 'dumbed-down'version of Catholicism

By Carlos Briceno. Father Robert Barron's 10-part documentary aims to reveal power and truth of the faith using art, architecture, literature and music

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