| September 10th, 2004 One young officer's view from the frontline in Iraq. Still dusting the sand off recent memories of his 15-months in Iraq, 26 year-old First Lieutenant Jeff Hurd of the US Army's Second Armored Cavalry Regiment, talks to BustedHalo about media coverage ... |
| August 7th, 2004 Young, Gay Catholics struggle to reconcile faith and sexual identity Looking forward to a summer wedding, 28 year-old Ashley Dumas carried her wedding dress out of the closet and hung it on the door for all to see. ... |
| August 2nd, 2004 Paulist Father John Ardis counts the Democratic Presidential nominee as a member of his flock. John Kerry's nomination in 2004 marks the first time a major party has nominated a Roman Catholic for president since another senator from Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy, secured the ... |
| July 20th, 2004 Busted Halo's intrepid intern reports back on her recent trip Even in the middle of the noisy competition hall, with dozens of other swords clashing and thwacking, the sound of a saber blade breaking is unmistakable. Usually you stop to see ... |
| June 6th, 2004 Mercy and Mourning for My Enemy I couldn't help it. "Good riddance," I mumbled, as the news came through that Ronald Wilson Reagan, 40th President of the United States, had died on Saturday, June 5, ... |
| May 29th, 2004 Out of Grad School, in Search of Gainful Employment Ah, graduation. The time when a person's thoughts turn to six-figure salaries and a new wardrobe full of business casual clothes. The time when we leave the cocoon of ... |
| May 10th, 2004 Women share their thoughts on Mary Editor's note: Monday, August 15th is the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. With this in mind we offer this ... |
| May 10th, 2004 A young mother struggles with the desire to acquire. Prior to college, I had never heard the phrase "simple living." Ask most people today about the term, and they'll probably mention Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie's highly-rated reality ... |
| May 6th, 2004 Between Living Simply and Living Poor I live on a red stripe dividing poverty and fame in Nashville, Tennessee.My bedroom window frames an intricately twisted metal mass resembling a power ... |
| May 4th, 2004 A Chicago Play Captures Boston Clergy Sex Scandal As Tragedy The scandal of Catholic clergy sexual abuse of children is, after two years, still on the front pages of the nation's papers. But playwright Michael Murphy, director David Zak, ... |
