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Mark Gordon

Obama’s Deal with Iran is No Munich

Nigeria – Amid the wealth of oil, children die of malnutrition

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Nigeria: Amid the Wealth of Oil, Children Die of Malnutrition

Daniel McInerny

The Man Going into the Brothel

Judge rules clergy housing allowances unconstitutional

Adelaide Mena

Judge Rules Clergy Housing Allowances Unconstitutional

Breakthrough or Appeasement? Deep Skepticism of Obama’s New Deal with Iran

Brantly Millegan

Breakthrough or Appeasement? Deep Skepticism of Obama’s New Deal with Iran

John Burger

Newtown One Year Later: The Long Road to Hope and Healing

John Zmirak

J.F.K., Edited: What He Should Have Said About His Religion

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Pray and Work for Syria’s Future

Brian Brown

Why Harry Potter Is Great Literature

Elyse Buffenbarger

How Do You Solve a (Liturgical) Problem Like Maria?

A Tale of Two Catholic Politicians: J.F.K. vs. Hilaire Belloc

Daniel Schwindt

A Tale of Two Catholic Politicians: J.F.K. vs. Hilaire Belloc

“Genocide is probably exaggerated, but anything could happen”, says a missionary

Agenzia Fides

“Genocide Is Probably Exaggerated, but Anything Could Happen,” Says Missionary

Christmas toy drive for schools is constitutional, lawyer says

Carl Bunderson

Christmas Toy Drive for Schools Is Constitutional, Lawyer Says

Catholics in Politics and the J.F.K. Effect

Patrick J. Deneen

Catholics in Politics and the J.F.K. Effect

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Open Your Hearts to Life!

Not All Music is Created Equal… or Is It?

Alberto González

Not All Music is Created Equal… or Is It?

Monika Stutzman

Violence Increases Between Christians, Muslims in Central African Republic

Family Poverty and the Ideological Divide

Thomas Storck

Family Poverty and the Ideological Divide

Colombians pray for baby girl who awoke in morgue

Catholic News Agency

Colombians Pray for Baby Girl Who Awoke in Morgue

Not So Fast: “Change” to China’s One Child Policy Is (Almost) No Change At All

Brantly Millegan

Not So Fast: “Change” to China’s One Child Policy Is (Almost) No Change At All

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