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Midwest Floods By DENNIS CODAY and RICH HEFFERN Scientists link extreme weather patterns with global warming. read more ... |
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Issues more than skin deep Four high school students coolly regard a man and a woman who are in more than one sense unclothed, observing the standing bodies from various points. read more ... |
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Religion in Europe: Christianity on the
defensive/Christianity under siege As Islam infiltrates secular Europe, how will the religious landscape be reshaped? read more ... |
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Compassionate Capitalists Young social entrepreneurs merge values and business savvy to change the world. read more ... |
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Sant'Egidio at 40:
Sant'Egidio: Linking friendship and service in world-changing
ways Though previously little known in the United States, a Catholic lay movement started 40 years ago by high school students in Rome is gaining members in U.S. cities. read more ... |
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Haiti: Siding with
KIDS to end cruelty If countries took psalms as slogans, Haiti’s certainly would be the lament uttered from the cross: My God, why have you abandoned me? read more ... |
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Texas: new
Catholic frontier To the uninitiated, attempts to describe the congregation at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in tiny Johnson City, Texas, could sound like a routine from a stand-up comedian: “A white rancher, a Mexican day laborer and a Nigerian prince walk into a parish.” Change “parish” to “bar,” and you’ve got a setup in search of a punch line. read more ... |
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Hard as Nails:
Hammering kids for Christ Controversial Catholic youth minister Justin Fatica is tough and bruised, but softhearted, and few dispute that he has the knack for reaching troubled kids. read more ... |
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Inside Myanmar: An overview of a
troubled land Where thousands of Buddhist monks and nuns walked the streets for alms, now a visitor to Yangon, Myanmar, saw not 50 altogether, and barbed wire surrounded the great Shwedagon Pagoda. read more ... |
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