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'Nones' Gain Most
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People unaffiliated with any religion constitute nearly 20 percent of the American public, making them almost as numerous as Catholics.

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Pope Recalls Spirit of Renewal, Stresses Return to Text
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Pope Benedict XVI called on Catholics to revive the “authentic spirit” of Vatican II by re-proposing the church’s teachings to an increasingly Godless world.

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'Parsley Massacre' Remembered
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Tonight we are breaking the silence,” said Regino Martínez, the Jesuit priest who is head of Solidaridad Fronteriza, a human rights and immigration organization in the Dominican Republic. “Tonight, we lose the fear.” On Oct. 4 he led a candlelight procession to the aptly nam
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Little Being Said by Candidates About America's Longest War
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Both major candidates have kept Afghanistan on the rhetorical back burner.

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First Responders
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Responding to hurricanes “goes right to the heart of what the church does because storms don’t just destroy buildings, they...destroy families and communities.”

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The Female Face of Faith
Maryann Cusimano Love
When extremists bomb houses of worship, who are in those churches and schools? Women and girls. Social science tells us that women are more religious than men, by almost any benchmark and study. Whether you measure belief in God, belief in a supreme being, attendance at religious services, personal
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