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Drug Cartels in Mexico Hire American Teens as Killers 6/27/09
   
Real Fathers Guard the Family Name 6/20/09
   
Revisiting: Palestinian and Israeli children work together for peace 6/14/09
   
How we lost Iraq and our soul 6/6/09
   
Starting Over on Pentecost Sunday, 2009 5/30/09
   
A Memorial Forgotten 5/23/09
   
Charismatic Priest Admits To Being in Love 5/16/09
   
A Pulitzer Prize Mother - 2009 5/9/09
   
Needed: A Friendly Environment for Mothers 5/2/09
   
Going Forward into Quick-sand? 4/25/09
   
revisiting: Our choice: Emmaus or the Cabaret? 4/18/09
   
revisiting: “Touched” on Easter Sunday 4/10/09
   
revisiting: "This Week Called Holy" 4/2/09
   
God’s Recurring Dream 3/28/09
   
revisiting: Benediction on Bus #16 3/21/09
   
revisiting: They call the pastor "Sister" 3/14/09
   
revisiting: A New Bottoms-up Church? 3/7/09

 

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The crisis in Africa as reported 4 years ago:
Rome watches as numerous bishops and priests rape African Sisters
originally published March 26, 2004
 
   
Pope John Paul I – a light in the darkness  
   
Blessed Charles de Foucauld – Part One  
Blessed Charles de Foucauld – Part Two  
Blessed Charles de Foucauld – Part Three  
   
   
Opus Dei - Part V  
   
Opus Dei -  Part IV  
   
Not Our Kids, Opus Dei! -  Part III  
   
Not Our Kids, Opus Dei! - Part II  
   
Not Our Kids, Opus Dei! -  Part I   
   
The Ethics of Opus Dei  
   
Escriva’s canonization injures the Mystical Body 10/4/02
   
Silence on Escriva's canonization is no option 1/19/02
   
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