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When the onetime Jesuit John McLaughlin ran for Senate
Peter J. Donaldson
August 19, 2016
Although he termed it "the one non-issue of the campaign," his priesthood was a major issue for the people of Rhode Island.
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The Good Word
Why do we pray to a God that allows the evil of the Holocaust?
Terrance Klein
March 04, 2016
If God does not exist, we waste our time, confessing our sins. If God does exist, our understanding of evil and our role in it is so small, so limited as to be worthy of contempt. But that’s not who God is.
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Junípero Serra: A Not-Perfect Saint
Kevin Starr
August 19, 2015
'Junípero Serra,' by Rose Marie Beebe and Robert M. Senkewicz
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Of Many Things
Of Many Things
Matt Malone, S.J.
March 04, 2015
No one should visit a presidential library expecting to see a balanced assessment.
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In All Things
"I Walk Slowly, But I Never Walk Backward": The Humanity of Abraham Lincoln
Joseph McAuley
February 15, 2015
Perhaps the most important thing about Abraham Lincoln—and what makes him so enduring in the popular memory—was the plain fact that he was so human.
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The Feminist Case Against Abortion: the pro-life roots of the women’s movement
Serrin M. Foster
January 07, 2015
Properly defined, feminism is a philosophy that embraces basic rights for all human beings without exception.
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