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Tim Reidy joined America’s staff in October 2006 and served as online editor for several years before moving into his current role as the deputy editor in chief.
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FaithAdvent Reflections
Maurice Timothy Reidy
A Reflection for the First Friday of Advent.
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For the title sisters in ‘The Grammarians,’ words are much more than words, and the rules that govern them must be upheld with a believer’s zeal.
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A detective story is not what we have come to expect from Russo, who generally operates at the same, easy-going speed as his male protagonists.
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Maurice Timothy Reidy
Both sons of New York, Alfred E. Smith and Franklin Roosevelt were close political allies. Until the national Democratic convention of 1932.
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Steven Hyden says he is not a religious person, but he is fervently devoted to the music that he grew up with.
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Patrick Samway draws from letters to paint a picture of an editor and a writer who rarely met in person but who nonetheless forged a close bond.
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Wilson's strong moral streak proved to be his greatest asset and his greatest failing.
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John Banville has few kind words for the church of his youth, but he is good company nonetheless.
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Maurice Timothy Reidy
Joe Biden’s deep love for his son is evident on every page of ‘Promise Me.’
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Ladislas Orsy, S.J., talks with about the vision of Vatican II and how Catholics can help implement it today.