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For me and many of my fellow Zillennials, some of the first political images I can recall were the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Absorbing television images of the two planes hitting the towers was the beginning of my political c...
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Illustration by Monica Welch at DovetailInk
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Having been involved with the Catholic Worker Movement for years now, I am aware of how many people deeply admire Dorothy Day, the co-founder (alongside the Peter Maurin) of the movement. They like her...
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Photo illustration of Cardinal Edward Egan, Pope John Paul II and Cardinal John O’Connor. Image of Pope John Paul II by Gregorini Demetrio; Photo of Cardinal Edward Egan by Verne Equinox.
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"Love your enemies, do good to them that hate you"
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“Fragmentation to Wholeness,” by Becky McIntyre
Around the Fourth of July, I think about the poem by Arab American poet Naomi Shihab Nye entitled “No Explosions”. This pointedly short poem asks the reader to...
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I'm the director of Lydia's House house of hospitality in Norwood Ohio (www.stlydiashouse.org) and I'm a mom of 3, wife, Catholic, community developer. If you'd like to work with us we're hiring https://stlydiashouse.org/fellowshipprogram/
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