June 2017
I Died with Him’
One day in 2010 when Deacon LeRoy Gill was visiting Holy Angels Catholic School in Chicago's violence-prone Bronzeville neighborhood, he noticed a student wearing a small urn around his neck.
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Welcome to San Damiano
Driving up the long, steep hill from Danville, California—escaping the congestion of the town and the roar of I-680—one who sees the first sign for San Damiano retreat center breathes a sigh of relief. What a far more welcoming sight
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The Dating Project
When professor Kerry Cronin realized that the young people in her seminars and classes were not dating, but participating in the hook-up culture, she realized that kids didn’t know how to date. It is a lost art that she is
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Seven Things Catholics Should Know about Divorce
Divorced Catholics long for understanding and acceptance. Here's how the Church can help.
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San Antonio: The City of Saint Anthony
You do not have to walk very far along the famous Riverwalk that winds through the heart of San Antonio before you run into a lovely, life-size statue of Anthony of Padua. Nestled amidst tall green plants and holding the
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