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The fight against human trafficking is not just a numbers game
John J. Studzinski
November 15, 2017
Working on the frontline to help exploited women requires patience and the sensitivity to move at someone else’s speed.
Politics & Society
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After 33,000 migrant deaths in 24 years, will ‘Fortress Europe’ keep building walls?
Colleen Dulle
November 13, 2017
A German newspaper published the names of about 33,293 people who died seeking refuge in Europe.
Politics & Society
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Louis C.K. has confessed. Now it’s time for contrition.
Jonathan Malesic
November 10, 2017
It is too late for Louis C.K. to be the model of male feminism. It is not too late for him to be a model of contrition.
Politics & Society
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3 reasons the adoption tax credit shouldn’t be cut from the Republican tax plan
Timothy P. O'Malley
November 07, 2017
The tax credit helps eliminate the stigma of adoption, works on the principle of subsidiarity and prevents adoption from becoming nothing but the sale of children.
Politics & Society
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There’s no problem with praying after a mass shooting—but what does that prayer look like?
Jim McDermott
November 06, 2017
The real problem is not the offering of prayers in the face of tragedy but the interpretation of what prayer entails.
Faith
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An open letter to Father Weinandy, from his predecessor, on ‘Amoris Laetitia’ and Pope Francis
John J. Strynkowski
November 02, 2017
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger urged that dissent from ordinary Magisterium should be disclosed privately to church authority.
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