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Cultivating a broader understanding of violence

July 17, 2016 Mary Hood Hart | The Catholic Miscellany

On one point, I think most of us, especially Christians, can agree: Violence is bad. And yet we often don’t recognize violence in all its forms. Apart from our com­mon understanding, violence is also defined […]

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Loving our neighbor even when it’s confusing

July 15, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

The Lord tells us that everyone is our neighbor — the stranger, the sad-faced child, the loner, the drunkard, the prostitute, the leper, the sell-out, the natural enemy. That means that everyone is worthy of […]

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Where are the deaconesses?

June 23, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

In May, Pope Francis indicated his willingness to establish a commission to study deaconess­es. He was asked by a religious sis­ter who is a member of the Interna­tional Union of Superiors General, an organization that […]

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What’s up there on your family tree?

June 20, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

My cousin Pat has a long-standing addiction to Ancestry.com. At a dinner the evening before my mother’s funeral, she announced that we have a family connection to Millard Fillmore. Frankly, I knew little about him […]

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Overcoming writer’s block and the roadblocks of life

June 14, 2016 Mary Hood Hart | The Catholic Miscellany

I don’t usually get writer’s block. Often, days before a column is due, an idea germinates. I play around with the idea in my mind before I sit down at the computer. And, if I’m […]

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Males only?

June 8, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Perhaps the last un-shattered “glass ceiling” is female ordination in the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. Pope Francis recently announced he would estab­lish a commission to investigate the nature of the early Church “deacon­ess” role. It […]

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All-around education helps us glimpse the mind of God

June 4, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

It isn’t every day that we find the likes of Fareed Zakaria and Blessed John Henry Newman in the same sentence and, in a larger sense, on the same page. The first is the familiar […]

Alison Blanchet

Learning to show mercy freely, without the cloud of judgment

May 31, 2016 Alison Blanchet | The Catholic Miscellany

It’s the year of mercy, and so far my biggest personal challenge has come from an interview I heard reporter Sarah Koenig conduct with the U.S. Central Command. The women interviewed, who were anonymous for […]

The Ascension; Pietro Perugino, 1505
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Easter capstone

May 27, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

The Scripture readings used from the ascension onward reveal a few contradictions. These purposeful discrepancies are the cornerstone of the Liturgy’s calen­dar. Luke’s Gospel says that the ascen­sion took place Easter Sunday eve­ning. Luke also […]

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Practicing the under-publicized virtue of recreation

May 25, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Suddenly coloring books for grown-ups are all the rage. At one time, a few craft shops here and there stocked little books of geometric designs in black and white for adults to tint and possibly […]

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