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What Happens in an Abortion--a Clinical Worker Speaks
What Happens in an Abortion--a Clinical Worker Speaks
By Rose Cuervo
Last week, I was invited to a talk, sponsored by a Rutgers Medical School student group Vita et Veritas, on conscience rights. Their existence, like other pro-life student groups such as other big universities, is always a marvel to me. How I wished I had that faith and formation when I was younger.
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The Vatican, Communist China, and Trump: Making A Deal With The Devil
The Vatican, Communist China, and Trump: Making A Deal With The Devil
By Rex Teodosio
With the upcoming visit of communist China’s premiere, Xi Jinping, to meet with President Donald Trump in Florida on April 6 - 7, several important issues are surfacing again.
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Politics, Principalities and Powers
Politics, Principalities and Powers
By Greg Schlueter
I voted Trump. I do not wave a flag for Trump. Trump is flawed. As are we. Trump has to deal with very imperfect circumstances. As do we. We recognize and accept that perfection is the realm of sainthood; politics, the realm of the greatest good possible. We are not on team conservative. We're not on team liberal. We're on team humanity.
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Is Healthcare of Universal Right?
Is Healthcare of Universal Right?
By Rob Agnelli
Last May, Pope Francis addressed 9,000 members of Doctors with Africa, a group that works to bring quality healthcare to African populations. During his remarks, the Holy Father said that healthcare is “not a consumer good, but rather a universal right, and therefore access to healthcare services cannot be a privilege.”
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Somebody else's babies
Somebody else's babies
By Denise Deverts
An Iowa congressman recently made headlines when he posted the following "tweet": "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies."
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Following in Their Footsteps—Sitting in Their Wheelchair
Following in Their Footsteps—Sitting in Their Wheelchair
By Elizabeth Thomas
We really don’t know how anyone feels---until—we experience their trials and pain. Some wisdom can only come with ‘age and sickness.’
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Consequences of Tepid Christianity: The Boston Marathon Bomber's Widow
Consequences of Tepid Christianity: The Boston Marathon Bomber's Widow
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
I saw Peter Berg’s recently released film, Patriots Day over a month ago. Of the many heroes portrayed in this movie, there is just one person who has taken up residence in my memory. She is a minor character, the woman now known as the “Boston Marathon Bombers widow.” Her presence in the film is shadowy, flashes of her presence, always in the background. Intentionally so.
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New war and just war
New war and just war
By Josef Bordat
After the collapse of the bipolar world order (1989/91), many military conflicts broke out in the destabilized and deeply changing world, mostly with an ethnical or islamist background. Due to this fact the focus within the concept of war has changed from the aggression of sovereign states to military violence,
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The Three Pillars Of Lent
The Three Pillars Of Lent
By Kathy Lamb
Most practicing Catholics know what is expected and required of us during the Season of Lent. We talk about giving something up for Lent. We want to make Lent special. Most Catholics want Lent to be a spiritual experience, a truly life changing experience.
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Turn Back to Me For Greatest Lent Ever!
Turn Back to Me For Greatest Lent Ever!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Tis the season to be suffering? Oh no, tis the season to see things differently!! Dynamic Catholics is challenging us to have the Best Lent EVER! It is God however who is leading my spirit to have the Greatest Lent ever.
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Amoris Laetitia: Circumventing Church Teaching on the Indissolubility of Marriage
Amoris Laetitia: Circumventing Church Teaching on the Indissolubility of Marriage
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
Anyone who pays even a little bit of attention to Catholic news, is well aware of the controversy that continues to grow out of the promulgation of Pope Francis’ Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia. For those who have been living under a rock (or do not pay attention to Catholic news), Amoris Laetitia is Pope Francis’ response to the Synod on the Family.
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The Face of Mercy to Those in Misery
The Face of Mercy to Those in Misery
By Deacon Mike Knuth
At a recent retreat my wife and I were conducting, I placed a large box before the group and told participants that we had been storing up all kinds of graces and merits from the Jubilee Year of Mercy and saving them in the box for them. They could store the box anywhere.
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People to Meet in Heaven
People to Meet in Heaven
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
I think there was a book by this name- or close to it- published a few years back... or maybe it was a movie. Regardless, I think about that question now and then, perhaps we all do.
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A Savior in Our Midst
A Savior in Our Midst
By Joseph Michael
It is no secret that the world around us is seemingly falling apart at the seams. Our communities are as bitterly divided as they have ever been, as evidenced by the almost daily headlines depicting protests, civil unrest and riots. Politically, our nation appears to be rapidly approaching a dangerous tipping point, as battle lines are being drawn everywhere we look.
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Are Some Of Our Church Leaders Actually Protestants?
Are Some Of Our Church Leaders Actually Protestants?
By Arnold Scott
It sounds crazy to ask, but are some shepherds within the Catholic Church actually Protestants?
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Experience a Native-Speaking Mass on Your Travels
Experience a Native-Speaking Mass on Your Travels
By Gina Weiss
This year our Church celebrates the 100th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. If you plan to visit Fatima, Portugal, during this milestone year, consider exploring more of the incredible country and attending Mass with the locals.
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A To Do List for Lent
A To Do List for Lent
By Stella Shea
As you may be aware (or maybe it has caught you by surprise), Lent for 2017, is March 1st. I've been thinking about what I and my family will be doing for Lent and I was reminded of a homily I heard a few years back.
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