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Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
Pew Research says it can 39 t tease out a discernable Pope ldquo Francis effect rdquo in the behavior of American Catholics but maybe it needs to look beyond its telephone surveys Talking to some vocation directors might make a good start Jesuit vocations officers for instance are reporting
POPE STAR. Students from the Gaming, Austria, campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, show some love for Pope Francis in St. Peter's Square, March 5.
News
Kevin Clarke
Despite the pope's immense popularity, there is little evidence of a “Francis effect.”
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
The U S Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Migration joined by bishops on the border will travel to Nogales Arizona March 30-April 1 to tour the U S -Mexico border and celebrate Mass on behalf of the close to 6 000 migrants who have died in the U S desert since 1998 According to the
On The Move: Rebel in Upper Nile State on Feb. 13, 2014.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
A cease-fire that seemed to offer a chance for a peaceful resolution to months-long conflict in the world’s newest nation, South Sudan, has unraveled. Intermittent fighting has continued since the cease-fire agreement was signed on Jan. 23. But now in Malakal, a key city in an oil-producing re
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
Christians who remain in Syria 39 s Raqqa province nbsp may now be subject to a quot dhimmi pact quot In classical Islamic law a dhimmi or ldquo protected person rdquo is allowed to live in Muslim lands provided he pays the jizya a residency tax in a state of submission and abides by other
News
Kevin Clarke
While worldwide attention has focused on Ukraine tensions or searched for signs of hope in Syrian peace negotiations in Geneva, conditions in the world’s newest nation, South Sudan, have deteriorated rapidly. A ceasefire signed on Jan. 23 that seemed to offer a chance for a peaceful resolution
A woman leaves Kawuri, Nigeria, with her family and belongings after suspected Islamist Boko Haram insurgents killed 85 people in January.
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
Just two days ago they killed nbsp killed 59 pupils at a boarding school in Yobe state nbsp Why can 39 t these terrorists be stopped From Voice of America YOLA NIGERIA nbsp mdash Gunmen from Islamist sect Boko Haram shot dead at least 12 people during a four-hour siege on villages in northeas
Don't cry mini-me!
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
I know parents who treat their children like little gods apparently the latest in Rome is to dress up your kid like a little pope This is the second papal mini-me shot to cross my desk this week Not sure I can endorse this particular innovation in Catholic parenting and this young man seems to h
Of Other Things
Kevin Clarke
There are lies, damn lies, statistics and now Congressional Budget Office estimates.
Land mine victims hold up a sign to support a global land mine ban in 2012.
In All Things
Kevin Clarke
While most of the world has already ratified the U N 39 s Ottawa Convention banning the use of land mines the United States stands among the hold-outs with Russia Iran China Israel Vietnam Egypt and a collection of other mostly Arab and Middle and South East Asian states A decision may fina