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Editorials
The EditorsAugust 18, 2015

The one solution that has been proven to help minority students is not even on the table: integration.

Of Many Things
Matt Malone, S.J.August 18, 2015

For 30 years as our most popular former president, Carter has functioned as the nation’s conscience, mainly because, like Pope Francis, he’s the real deal: a leader who says what he does and does what he says.

Vantage Point
Francis D. KellyAugust 19, 2015

A vision of the future of religious education—from 1974

Letters
Our readersAugust 19, 2015

The Price of PowerRe “Of Many Things,” by Matt Malone, S.J. (8/3): Canon law as well as civil law in most jurisdictions makes the ordinary/diocesan bishop the actual owner or at least the principal trustee of all the property of the church, so that in many and varied actions that affect

THE NEW NORMAL. Displaced children in northern Iraq at a support center run by Catholic Relief Services with Caritas Iraq. Activities here are meant to introduce some routine and normalcy back into their lives.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin ClarkeAugust 19, 2015

In the early days of August 2014, as the summer heat scorched the plains of Nineveh, Islamic State militants began ethnic cleansing around the city of Sinjar, driving thousands among the province’s Yazidi, Christian and other religious and ethnic minority communities from their homes in just a

Signs Of the Times
Steven Schwankert August 19, 2015

The period following the Beijing Olympics has not been particularly bright.

CROSS TO BEAR: A Chinese Catholic carries a crucifix during a pilgrimage in the Shanxi province of China in 2013.
Signs Of the Times
Gerard O’ConnellAugust 19, 2015

Cardinal John Tong Hon of Hong Kong has issued “an urgent appeal” to the Chinese authorities in Beijing to halt the demolition of crosses in the province of Zhejiang in eastern China. “The cross is the sign most representative of the Christian faith,” the cardinal reminded Ch