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August 28th, 2006
Bridezilla is Born : How fine china and fluffy towels turned me into a monster
Among the first pieces of advice for the newly engaged couple is to set up a wedding registry as soon as possible. If you don't, you'll get six toasters ...
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August 25th, 2006
First day of school... an everyday faith
Maddie starts kindergarten this year.
Maddie is my oldest niece. She's also my goddaughter, and I wanted to send her something to ...
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August 24th, 2006
Who's Helping Whom: The Catholic Church and big pharma
The dignity of life must come before profit, is the official position of The Catholic Church on all matters related to medical care. The Catholic community plays a role ...
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August 24th, 2006
Our readers weigh in on Rocco Palmo's column on women's ordination
Catholic Suicide
Dear Rocco,
I will always read your impressive work, a gift handed down to you by no one other than God. I also felt unease about the women's ordinations on the river in ...
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August 23rd, 2006
A Hopeful Alternative: The threat of neglected diseases and the first not-for-profit pharmaceutical company
What would a pharmaceutical company actually look like if it were motivated by conscience rather than profit?
While the number of cosmetic procedures in America has increased by 444% over ...
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August 22nd, 2006
On the Frontlines of the Epidemic: Interview with Father Gérard Tonque Lagleder
There is no cure for AIDS. Antiretroviaral (ARV) treatment, though, can prolong lives in the hopes that people with AIDS will survive until a cure is found, or failing ...
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August 21st, 2006
Big Pharma and the Rest of Us
They are legal drugs. These pills, injections, tablets and infusions help determine both the quality of life and the proximity of death. They are the difference between sickness and ...
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August 11th, 2006
In June 2004 Rutba House, an alternative Christian community in Durham, North Carolina, developed this list of ideals meant to shape the nascent "new monastic" movement, which includes The Simple Way and dozens of other ...
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August 9th, 2006
Dirty dishes, anarchist art, morning prayer and other hallmarks of a burgeoning Christian movement
They started out as good Christians. They thumbed through their Bibles, were concerned with sex and feared God. Then they started taking Christianity seriously.
"This thing Jesus called the Kingdom of God is ...
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August 8th, 2006
Down by the River
Those of you who follow Catholic news might have heard about a ceremony last week in Pittsburgh. It took place in a boat, on a river… with tangerine trees ...
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