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Our Lady of Fatima and a theological reading of history
CommentaryWord on Fire

Our Lady of Fatima and a theological reading of history

Bishop Robert BarronMay 19, 20175 min read
The series of Fatima appearances — lasting from May until October of 1917 — is one of the most extraordinary in the history of the church.
7 Quick Takes: Piggyback rides, succulents, salmon, and how great it is when your son loves you more than his bathrobe
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7 Quick Takes: Piggyback rides, succulents, salmon, and how great it is when your son loves you more than his bathrobe

Rita BuettnerMay 19, 20173 min read
Rita Buettner shares this week’s 7 Quick Takes.
A commencement goodbye
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A commencement goodbye

Rita BuettnerMay 18, 20173 min read
During my 19-year career, I’ve seen colleagues come and colleagues go. The hellos I look forward to. The goodbyes I dread.
How often should a deacon preach?/Adoption by same-sex couple
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How often should a deacon preach?/Adoption by same-sex couple

Father Kenneth DoyleMay 16, 20174 min read
Father Doyle fields questions on deacons preaching at Mass and the Catholic Church’s position on adoption by same-sex couples.
Good examples of virtue
Campus MinistryCommentaryIntellect and Virtue

Good examples of virtue

John GarveyMay 15, 20174 min read
Commencement speakers do communicate an important parting lesson. But the lesson is embodied in the life of the honoree. This should not be so surprising. Isn’t this how we always learn the practice of virtue?
An adoptive mother’s thoughts on Birthmothers Day
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An adoptive mother’s thoughts on Birthmothers Day

Rita BuettnerMay 13, 20173 min read
Today, the day before Mother’s Day, is Birthmother’s Day, and I find myself wondering about the women who gave our sons life.
7 Quick Takes: Chilly baseball games, honeysuckle, entering a new whole new world of Pokemon fun, cow birthday cards, and more
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7 Quick Takes: Chilly baseball games, honeysuckle, entering a new whole new world of Pokemon fun, cow birthday cards, and more

Rita BuettnerMay 12, 20174 min read
This weeks ‘7 Quick Takes’ covers everything from chilly baseball games to entering a new whole new world of Pokemon fun.
As a parent, every day is Christmas morning
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As a parent, every day is Christmas morning

Rita BuettnerMay 9, 20173 min read
As we watch them grow and learn and change, I realize so much of who they are seems to have nothing to do with us.
Priests born out of wedlock?/ Marriage to non-Christian
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Priests born out of wedlock?/ Marriage to non-Christian

Father Kenneth DoyleMay 9, 20173 min read
Father Doyle fields questions about priests born out of wedlock and marriage to a non-Christian.
In Baltimore, five quick years for Archbishop Lori
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In Baltimore, five quick years for Archbishop Lori

Christopher GuntyMay 9, 20174 min read
Five years in as the 16th shepherd of the first diocese in the United States, it seems like Archbishop Lori is just getting started.
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