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July 5th, 2009
Punk fashionista Heidi Minx transforms anger into action for refugees
Heidi Minx's tattoo-inspired clothing and styles have been featured by Spencer's Gifts and peta2, on snowboards, guitars and the bodies of rock musicians ... |
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July 1st, 2009
How motherhood made me rethink the Fourth of July
At 2 years old, my son is already a patriot.
This began around his first birthday, when he developed a massive love for flags. Every time ... |
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June 29th, 2009
Talking with a modern day Irish mystic
What if your closest friends were angels from Heaven? For one Irish mystic, that has been the truth since birth. Lorna Byrne describes a life ... |
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June 28th, 2009
Reality show rubbernecking
Recently, I've been tuning in to Jon & Kate Plus Eight at the gym. I watch on the sly like I'd rubberneck on the highway: ... |
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June 26th, 2009
Father Dave talks with Phil Fox Rose, the author of the "What Works" column here at Busted Halo about finding guidance on your spiritual journey, how to incorporate God into recovery programs, and ... |
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June 24th, 2009
A conversation on faith and his career -- from the Brat Pack movies to The Dead Zone
Anthony Michael Hall got his big break as an actor when he was cast as Rusty in the family road trip movie Vacation, followed ... |
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June 24th, 2009
Year One and the dawning of a new age in Jewish comedy
Sunday school just got a lot more interesting. The new movie Year One is an Old Testament version of the classic Monty Python comedy The ... |
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June 23rd, 2009
A skeptical Jesuit finds a holistic connection
When Dr. Hill removed his future son-in-law's ruptured appendix two weeks before the wedding, it gave me a great line for the homily: "Salim is ... |
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June 21st, 2009
Get outdoors this summer and experience God's wondrous creation
Summer is upon us, and the other day when I read Therese Borchard's post on Beliefnet about how lack of sun exposure has led to a Vitamin D deficiency crisis across this country, it struck ... |
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June 20th, 2009
A conversation on fatherhood with anthropology professor Don Conway-Long
Fathers: They're revered, adored and at times feared — even despised. No matter how you see your dad, you can't argue with the fact that ... |
