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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Gmail or USPS?
A fantastic post on the virtues of letter writing: http://www.joefessenden.com/2015/10/25/the-sacramentality-of-the-usps/
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Pope on Family: Final Words
The Vatican’s English translation of the Pope’s remarks Saturday (emphases original): Dear Beatitudes, Eminences and Excellencies, Dear Brothers and Sisters, I would like first of all to thank the Lord, who has guided our synodal process in these years by … Continue reading
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Strong families, prosperous states: Do healthy families affect the wealth of states?
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Europe wonders why its house is falling apart
Original at: http://www.wsj.com/article_email/in-defense-of-christendom-1445296794-lMyQjAxMTA1OTIwMjAyODIwWj by Brett Stephens The death of Europe is in sight. Still hazy and not yet inevitable, but nevertheless visible and drawing nearer—like a distant planet in the lens of an approaching satellite. Europe is reaching its end not because … Continue reading
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Listen to women, say auditors to Synod Fathers
Vatican City, October 2015 (VIS) – The role of the woman in the family, in society and in the Church, cultural differences, concerns regarding ethics in medicine, the situation of persecuted Christian families and the testimonies of those engaged in … Continue reading
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ISIS: What the “Do-Nothing” West Is Doing
Originally at: http://aleteia.org/2015/10/19/isis-what-the-do-nothing-west-is-doing/ by Jameson Brower Each day brings fresh headlines about the war in the Middle East—on the forces in Syria and Iraq, refugees the world over and the tense politics woven throughout. Readers absorb thousands of words, yet basic questions … Continue reading
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Love, Dad A letter to my college-age son
Originally at: by David Desrosiers Dear Son, I address you as son and not “Ryan,” because at core I’m your father, not your friend. Father and son are roles that come with expectations. My job has always been to prepare you … Continue reading
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Archbishop Chaput @ Synod
Full text of Archbishop Chaput’s Oct. 10 intervention at the Synod on the Family: Brothers, The Holy Father has wisely encouraged us to be both fraternal and candid in speaking our thoughts during this synod. Just as our thoughts shape … Continue reading
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Do secular Americans secretly pine for religion?
Originally at: http://theweek.com/articles/582899/secular-americans-secretly-pine-religion by Damon Linker For much of the 20th century, sociologists and other scholars assumed that modernity leads invariably to secularism. A generation ago, this consensus began to be shaken by the persistence of religiosity in the United States. … Continue reading
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