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Mother Miriam’s Conversion Story: From Jewish Agnostic to Foundress of an Order of Nuns
“What’s on my heart to say,” said Mother Miriam, “is that there is nothing more that we could have on earth than what God has given in giving us his Son and his Church.
Jeffrey Sachs and the Vatican: Silent on China’s Rights Abuses
It remains unclear whether Sachs’ approach to China has had a direct influence on the Holy See’s own dealings with Beijing.
Why Homeschooling and Catholic Schools? Because Children Belong to God and Their Families — Not to the Government
Home education in the United States and globally is one expression (solidly Catholic schools are another) of the fundamental truth that children do not belong to the state.
God Became Man and Dwells Among Us — This Changes Everything
Saying yes to the incarnate God ought to be the easiest thing in the world to do.
Solzhenitsyn: The Hero’s Happy Ending
Solzhenitsyn fought the dragon and won. He is proof that the truth is not only stranger than fiction, it has a happier ending
A Recipe for Chicken Piccata, from Philadelphia’s Sister Christine Iacobacci
“I have been blessed with energy,” says Sister Christine, “and God has been so good to me.”
EWTN News In Depth: Global Support Rising for Assisted Suicide, plus—the High Court’s Ruling to Protect California’s Right to Pray
Medical, legal, and policy experts weigh in on top stories, and Montse Alvarado speaks on the record with Archbishop Chaput about living the faith.
On Easter Night, the Upper Room Became a Classroom
After his Resurrection, Jesus had much to teach the Apostles, reminding them of mysteries whose true significance they were finally starting to grasp.
Sister Simone Campbell of ‘Nuns on the Bus’ Leaves $100K Job — But Abortion is Still ‘Above Her Pay Grade’
The Sister of Social Service retires from her post leading the “Catholic social justice lobby” that often vocally criticized the U.S. bishops for their stance against abortion and gender ideology.
