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“War, torture, the death penalty, poverty, racism…are fully present in abortion”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
I’m a little late posting this, but it’s well worth your time and attention: take a look at what Elizabeth Scalia, The Anchoress, has to say about abortion. I suspect the arguments over it have never before been presented with such clarity and, in fact, poetry. Because Scalia raises the debate to the level of…
“I am a young Catholic and I would like to apologize for my faith”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
As Australians gather for World Youth Day, a young Catholic lawyer Down Under has taken on a new role, as apologist for the faith. Take a look: I am a young Catholic and I would like to apologise for my faith. By apology I do not mean an expression of regret. Rather, I am referring…
A world without Snow
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
I’m wrapping up a long weekend in Maryland, where my wife and I have been celebrating my in-laws’ 50th wedding anniversary; yesterday, there was a small mass for the family, with about 20 kinfolk — children, grandchildren, extended family — in attendance. Your Humble Blogger was deacon — preaching the homily and renewing their vows…
Russert “understood what it meant to be ‘called’ to be a Catholic”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Not much has been written about the big event that followed by several days the death of Tim Russert: the lecture for the Catholic Common Ground Initiative, which the NBC News star was scheduled to give. His last-minute replacement was another NBC News star, and Catholic — a graduate of Catholic University, in fact —…
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