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• February 05, 2010 A Catholic Writer Worth Knowing: Piers Paul Read By Dr. Jeff Mirus

  Piers Paul Read is an English Catholic novelist, historian, biographer, playwright, reviewer and essayist. He lived through the 1960’s; he retained his faith and saw it deepen in response to the

• January 29, 2010 The Corrosive Society By Dr. Jeff Mirus

  Modern man seems to live in a perpetual tug of war between the struggle to make money and the demand to redistribute it. In the United States, this tug of war is more or less accurately represented

• January 27, 2010 Concrete suggestions for the Year for Priests By Phil Lawler

  When he announced the Year for Priests, Pope Benedict said that he hoped to “deepen the commitment of all priests to interior renewal.” How can lay people join in that effort? Let me offer four

• January 20, 2010 What happened in Massachusetts? By Phil Lawler

  The Kennedy dynasty has ended. It was probably over in August, when Ted Kennedy died, because the long love affair between the Kennedy family and the voters of Massachusetts was personal rather

• January 15, 2010 The Murder of a Priest By Dr. Jeff Mirus

  When she was twelve years old, Ruth Stephenson was found sitting on the porch of the rectory of St. Paul’s Church in Birmingham, Alabama. She lived about a block away and was very attracted by the

• January 14, 2010 The Pope's 'green' message: not standard environmentalism By Phil Lawler

  After Pope Benedict XVI delivered his “State of the World” address to the Vatican diplomatic corps on January 11, your local newspaper probably carried a headline like the one atop the story in