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A Hall of Famer and generous giver

Detroit, Mich., May 25, 2013 / 01:11 pm (CNA).- When a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame is talking, you expect to hear plenty of stories from his days on the playing field. That’s a logical assumption to make, unless the former player is Joe DeLamielleure. The day that he was interviewed for this [...]

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Survey on priests' dislike of Missal may be inaccurate

Hamden, Conn., May 25, 2013 / 04:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A survey of U.S. priests' attitudes towards the new English translation of the Roman Missal showing “widespread skepticism” may be inaccurate because of its methods, according to a polling expert. On May 21, St. John's School of Theology, located in Collegeville, Minn., released its survey [...]

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Interview with Theresa Thomas, co-author of “BIG HEARTED: Inspiring Stories from Everyday Families”

Every now and then a special book comes along that grabs you and leaves a mark.  BIG HEARTED: Inspiring Stories from Everyday Families is such a book.  Deacon Mike and I are blessed to know and work with co-authors Theresa Thomas and Patti Maguire Armstrong who are also popular contributing writers for Integrated Catholic Life. 

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Bishops: Nigeria �totters on the brink'

Nigeria, the world’s seventh most populous nation, “now almost totters on the brink” of disaster, the nation’s bishops warned in a statement entitled “To Rescue Nigeria from …

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Ariz. abortion law hoped to win Supreme Court support

Phoenix, Ariz., May 25, 2013 / 06:03 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against an Arizona law banning abortions after 20 weeks, but backers of the measure are hopeful that the case will result in a favorable Supreme Court decision. “The decision from the Ninth Circuit was expected, but [...]

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Luxuria

  Editor’s Note: A reader from Ohio writes in a note sent along in the same envelope with his check for the fifth anniversary fund drive: “Don’t you dare go out of business.” I’d like to assure him – and all of you – that we have no intention of doing any such thing. But we can only continue this vital work so long as our readers and friends – meaning you and others you can send our way – will help meet our costs.

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Christian Brothers in US pay $16.5 million to settle abuse claims

The Christian Brothers in the US have agreed to pay $16.5 million to settle the claims of plaintiffs in sex-abuse cases. The Christian Brothers filed for bankruptcy protection in 2011, …

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Why the New Evangelization is Necessary, as Humorously seen in a Cartoon

The video below is a humorous reminder that, in times like these, when technology changes so rapidly, a few of us can easily get left behind. There is also something in the video of an admonition to the Church lest we be too much like the old man in the video. And this is so [...]

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Archbishop Chaput: “The HHS Mandate Can Only Be Understood As A Form Of Coercion.”

Just in time for the long Memorial Day weekend, Archbishop Chaput’s weekly column notes the IRS scandals, the HHS Mandate, and what it all means for Catholics and religious liberty. Religious Freedom And the Need To Wake Up By Archbishop Charles J. Chaput “IRS officials have, of course, confessed that they inappropriately targeted conservative groups [...]

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Impact of sequestration felt outside of Washington political arena
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Pope calls human trafficking 'despicable, a disgrace'
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Gauchos and God: Pope draws life lessons from Argentine cowboy culture
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