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FaithVantage Point
From 1995: To its members, Opus Dei is nothing less than The Work of God. To its critics, it is a powerful, even dangerous organization.
From 1987, Peter A. Quinn on America's immigration traumas
From 1993, Sidney Callahan, a Christian feminist, makes the case for Marian devotion.
Fifteen years ago, when the Democrats took over the White House, the editors thought health care reform was imminent.
Is the era of biblical enthusiasm in the Catholic Church on the wane?
I was born in the United States immediately after my parents arrived here from India. I was raised in a strong Hindu culture, attended weekly pujas, or ceremonial rites, and read the Vedic scriptures. Though my prayers were a childs constant stream of requests and broken promises, Hinduism provided
From 1977 onward a significant number--perhaps 30,000--Episcopalians left the Episcopal Church/U.S.A. because it had begun to ordain women as priests; had changed or was changing radically on a variety of sexual-ethical issues, for instance, on abortion and on the indissolubility of Christian marriage, and had altered The Book of Common Prayer (B.C.P.) in ways that the departers perceived as falsifying certain Christian doctrines.
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On the 23rd anniversary of the great Jesuit's passing, an excerpt from an article that was included in a special issue devoted to Father Pedro Arrupe on the occasion of his death in 1991.