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I have been a news junkie almost all my life. I've read a daily newspaper since grammar school, progressing from comics to sports to the front page.
5/17/18
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I've always loved the movies. As a child, I dreamed of directing films.
5/16/18
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By David Gibson
In Benedictine Father Benoit Standaert's view, the sound of the word “heartless” is nothing less than horrible.
5/16/18
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By Richard Doerflinger
For me, a highlight of the past month was seeing Harvard law professor Mary Ann Glendon receive the University of Notre Dame's Evangelium Vitae medal.
5/16/18
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By Fr. Eugene Hemrick
In his address to the U.S. Congress, French President Emmanuel Macron reminded lawmakers to think about working to make the world greater and less about making America great.
5/16/18
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By Russell Shaw
Barring further developments (and let’s hope that there aren’t any), the kerfuffle over the Catholic chaplain of the House of Representatives seems to be over.
5/16/18
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By Fr. Matthew H. Zuberbueler
Did the disciples of Jesus really think it would be better for them if Jesus left them?
5/9/18
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By Deacon Gerard-marie Anthony
Pope Francis has reminded the world of our universal call to holiness in “Gaudete et Exultate.”
5/9/18
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By Elizabeth Foss
I love when the liturgical year bumps into the secular calendar and everything seems to make sense.
5/9/18
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You are there
Many years ago, in the “Golden Age of Television,” there was a program sponsored by the Prudential Life Insurance Company (represented by the Rock of Gibraltar) and hosted by newscaster Walter Cronkite called “You Are There.”