2010 April
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Letter to the Editor: April 2010
Vanguard of the Anti-Tech Revolution... The Sizable Minority Is Disgusted... Women Priests Aren't the Primary Problem... Springtime for Catholicism in England... Disrespectful & Insulting... Illogical Labels... and more
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The News You May Have Missed
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Price of Overthrowing the Government: $5... A Case Against the Niqab... Burqa Barbie... The Right to Bear Arms -- at School... Museum of Human Dignity... Stand & Deliver to Ten-Year-Olds... An Educated Citizenry... Yes, We Scan... Finally, a Stone Circle!... Notre Dame Kiss-In
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New Oxford Notes: April 2010
The Silent Spectre of Religious Cleansing... Free Will & Freedom of Choice... Waiting on the Past...
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John Paul II: A Character Study
The heart of his greatness was beyond any culture, because it came from his union, in prayer, with his Lord and the Lord's Blessed Mother.
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The Anatomy of Conversion
Becoming a Catholic is very much like a marriage, not least in the fact that you do not really know what you are getting into until you are in it.
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A Mass in Latvia
Here Catholics can discover a Church tougher and more unashamed than their own, and perhaps can learn how to persevere against a cultural elite that despises them.
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Tosca: A Travesty
The issue at hand is a director's and general public's utter ignorance when it comes to interpreting works tinged with a spirit of Catholicism.
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The New Rite of Exorcism: A Potent Weapon Is Weakened
The 1614 ritual is about freeing those obsessed by demons; the 1999 revision is about prayers and supplications.
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Ralph McInerny (1929-2010)
He was a combination of G.K. Chesterton and Jacques Maritain, with a touch of St. Jerome and Erasmus of Rotterdam thrown into the mix.
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Is Divine Mercy Sunday Liturgically Correct?
Not celebrating this feast has the effect of diminishing Easter by restricting the reception of the very gifts Christ offers us.
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Global Population Control
The demand for the "rights" of women, homosexuals, animals, and trees is a front for the goal of regulating human breeding as if we're stockyard animals.
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Briefly: April 2010
Review of Where Did I Come From? Where Am I Going? How Do I Get There? Straight Answers for Young Catholics... Saints for Sinners: Nine Desolate Souls Made Strong by God... God's Battalions: The Case for the Crusades...
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