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A False Assumption

May 11, 2011 Father John De Celles 0

In the last few months, the bishops have joined in the national debate over health care reform. Many haverightly concentrated their rhetoric on the importance of protecting the right to life and conscience. But their […]

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A New Conservatism?

May 10, 2011 Anthony Esolen 0

“This year will mark a great opportunity for conservatives,” said the voice over the radio, by which he meant that one style of politician wholly committed to the cramped secular vision of man would triumph […]

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The Elephant in the Room

May 6, 2011 Tom Hoopes 0

When reporters first began to pound Pope Benedict XVI, spuriously, on the abuse problem, the Internet news outlets of the biggest media companies in the world had to make a tough choice. What to feature: […]

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The Huckabean Revolt

April 17, 2011 Jeremy Lott 0

Most reporters and pundits didn’t see Mike Huckabee coming. When they took note of him at all, they wrote him off as an amusing oddity. Here was a Baptist minister turned lieutenant governor who had […]

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Hillary’s Catholic Crowd

April 13, 2011 Dr. Paul Kengor 0

On the issue of abortion, Senator Hillary Clinton is the most extreme presidential candidate ever. In a July 2005 analysis of her abortion views, the New York Times noted that the only part of the […]