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Ministry in America

September 28, 2015

Vol. 213 / No. 8

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The Word
John W. MartensSeptember 16, 2015

In his teaching on divorce Jesus claims that the circumstances that allowed for divorce in the Mosaic law were due to the ldquo hardness of heart rdquo of human beings after the fall These laws were conditional Jesus says not God rsquo s intent ldquo from the beginning of creation rdquo Jes

(Un)Conventional Wisdom
Robert David SullivanSeptember 16, 2015

Shows that stayed away from anything controversial would be pointless in 2015.

Columns
James T. KeaneSeptember 16, 2015

But what can escape the outrage censors when everything is an outrage?

Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 16, 2015

Unions struggling to organize workers will now be able to bargain with the parent company that is ultimately calling the shots.

Of Other Things
Bill McGarveySeptember 16, 2015

Metrics and efficiency have become the lifeblood of our technocracy.

Signs Of the Times

British parliamentarians on Sept. 11 soundly rejected a right-to-die bill that would have allowed people with less than six months to live to end their lives legally. Only 118 members of Parliament voted in favor of the bill; 330 voted against it. The bill had faced strong opposition from vario

Students tour San Gabriel Mission in early May in San Gabriel, Calif. The fourth-grade California history curriculum looks at the social, political, cultural and economic life of the mission period. (CNS photo/Nancy Wiechec)
Signs Of the Times

California Catholic leaders plan to revamp church curriculum and museum programs on the California mission system to present more accurately the history, the perspective of California Indians and the missions’ impact on Indian life. The initiative is part of a larger program of the California