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One Man, One Woman, & the Common Good: Marriage’s Public Purpose - Austin R. Nimocks, Public Discourse
Self-Forgetting Love (Gospel of Saint Matthew 14:13-21) - Father John Bartunek, Catholic Spiritual Direction
The Catholic Faith Will Not Disappear from Ireland - Mary Kenny, The Daily Telegraph
A Saint Who Had an Abortion - Kathleen Gilbert, LifeSiteNews.com
“Catholic” Hospital Has Abortionist on Staff - Donald R. McClarey
Anders Breivik: The Worst Aspects of Human Nature - Francis Philips, Catholic Herald
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Will someone please speak with our Holy Father and tell him that the YOUCAT has errors that could lead our youth astray, for example, the margin quote on page 224 that states, “The sins of the flesh are bad but they are the least bad of all sins”.
I was a child at a tour at the Maryknoll Monastery in Ossining NY when the nuns who were imprisoned with Bishop Ford returned home. I did not see the sisters but the nuns from our grammar school told us the stories of their horrors. But times were different then, their return was a big story in the local churches. When Bishop Ford came home to die the catholic press, clergy including the hierarchy turned their back. All there was a story of his returned the next story was his obit. He was political incorrect then and still may be political incorrect
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