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Persuasive disciples, not anarchic disrupters

In today’s deeply divided America, the public debate is too often being framed by those who substitute invective for argument while demonstrating a visceral contempt for normal democratic political and legal process.
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Canadian religious travel to meet members of First Nations

We are increasingly conscientious about First Nation heritage, said the Rev. Richard Bonetto. "And more respectful too.”
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Archdiocese announces beatification date for Oklahoma priest

The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City announced that one its native sons, Father Stanley Rother, a North American priest who worked in Guatemala and was brutally murdered there in 1981, will be beatified Sept. 23 in Oklahoma.
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Coffee & Doughnuts with Marylou Yam

Marylou Yam, president of Notre Dame of Maryland University, sits down with the Catholic Review.
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Church has presence at convergence of interactive, film, music industries

A faith session at SXSW is still a relatively new concept, said the interactive festival's director, Hugh Forrest.
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Late winter storm closes institutions across archdiocese

Parishes, schools and Catholic institutions were impacted by late-winter snow storm.
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Guess who’s turning 5: A birthday for the blog

When The Catholic Review asked me to blog for them back in 2012, I had been writing a personal blog for a few years. Starting this blog, Open Window, seemed like a good opportunity to try something different. I liked the idea of writing about faith and sharing our journey
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Priests and marriage: Pope’s response not so new after all

Pope Francis’ recent comments on the subject of married priests fall clearly in line with the thinking of his predecessors.
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Monsignor Armstrong remembered for ‘forming friendships in Christ’

Cardinal Stafford praised Monsignor Robert Armstrong’s welcoming spirit to people in the parishes he served.
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Archbishop Lori’s Homily: St. Patrick Parade Mass

These vulnerable men, women, and children - like Abram in today's first reading - left behind their homeland and came to these shores in hope of a better life.
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Eternal life in the balance

Belief in God may not always bring out the best in us, but it can at least keep us from acting out the worst in us.
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