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Why We Can't Save Marriage in Five Easy Steps
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Why We Can’t Save Marriage in Five Easy Steps

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by on Nov 14, 2013 in Canon Law, Catechesis, Featured, Marriage
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The way to save marriage isn’t by new laws, but new hearts.

Address to Roman Rota: Marriage, a Bond of Justice and Love
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Address to Roman Rota: Marriage, a Bond of Justice and Love

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by on Jul 16, 2011 in The Shepherd's Voice
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Dear Members of the Tribunal of the Roman Rota, I am glad to meet you at this annual event on the occasion of the inauguration of the Judicial Year. I address a cordial greeting to the College of Prelate Auditors, starting with the Bishop Antoni Stankiewicz, the Dean, whom I thank for his courteous words. […]

Father John Corapi and the State of Due Process for Accused Priests
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Father John Corapi and the State of Due Process for Accused Priests

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by on Jun 17, 2011 in Featured, Vocations
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[Second Editor’s note: We have appended the message of June 20 from SOLT.] [Editor’s note: In light of today’s news about Fr. Corapi, we are rerunning this article which originally appeared on Catholic Lane on April 4 ,2011. We have appended Fr. Corapi’s message, released today, to the end of this article, as it stunningly validates […]

Shari’a Threat Persists Despite bin Laden’s Death
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Shari’a Threat Persists Despite bin Laden’s Death

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by on May 20, 2011 in Columnists, Featured, Law & Justice
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Some early media reactions to the death of Osama bin Laden were, to use as charitable a word as possible, unserious. To such a point that one was reminded of a scene in The Wizard of Oz. The wicked witch has been killed, and the other characters dance about and merrily sing, “Ding-dong, the witch […]