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What the Church teaches about (big) government

This article has free access for all visitors. By Valerie Schmalz. Cited by some U.S. bishops, the Catholic principle of subsidiarity is providing a new wrinkle in the health care debate

New attacks on Church over clerical child abuse

This column has free access for all visitors. By John Norton. If we are concerned about addressing child sex abuse, an exclusive focus on the Catholic Church is going to miss a majority of the instances.

Invitation to faith

By Carl E. Olson. Jesus' encounter with young ruler reminds us he came not just to teach but also to transform

What the Church teaches about (big) government

This article has free access for all visitors. By Valerie Schmalz. Cited by some U.S. bishops, the Catholic principle of subsidiarity is providing a new wrinkle in the health care debate

Racers pursue the call to holiness

This article has free access for all visitors. By Sarah Hayes. Catholics promote vocations through running and walking in races

Why the Little Flower is captivating Great Britain

By Austen Ivereigh. Tour of St. Thérèse of Lisieux's relics reveals that Britons are not as secular as they seem

Keeping Sundays holy

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Church is not against work on Sabbath, but wants to ensure workers are free to worship

Author distills the importance of attention

By Emily Stimpson. In our 'culture of distraction' we lose focus on genuine priorities -- prayer and relationships

Saluting sisters' service and sacrifice

Our Takes. Women Religious are getting some much-deserved kudos

America must avoid a military and moral disaster

By Russell Shaw. Afghanistan war is just, and one that U.S. is morally obligated to win

Pulp fiction rubbernecking

By Robert P. Lockwood. Anti-Catholicism is part of U.S. cultural DNA, and will remain so while it still makes a buck

In Focus: New saint could never be tamed

By Emily Stimpson. Father Damien de Veuster -- now among the handful of American saints -- spared nothing in bringing Christ to his beloved lepers of Molokai

Value of priestly celibacy

By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. Catholic priests of the Roman tradition freely choose it as a commitment to their vows

Saints in waiting

By Emily Stimpson. One more miracle is all these five American men and women need before the Church can declare them saints

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor for October 11, 2009.

Pilgrimage to St. Emilion

By Emily Stimpson. The French village draws more tourists today than pilgrims, but the community's namesake still remains a source of spiritual inspiration

Selective outrage

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. What if Roman Polanski wore a Roman collar?

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