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Should We Be Indifferent to Everything But God?
Alice Von Hildebrand
No. We should be indifferent to things that don’t matter, but we should never be indifferent to people. The proper attitude to persons—who have...
Seven Principles of Catholic Social Teaching
Christopher Kaczor
As Christians we are called upon to care for our less fortunate brothers and sisters and to work for a more just society. Catholics often...
Contraception’s Dark Fruits: The legacies of artificial birth control are the strongest arguments against it
Laura Locke
Since I became a Catholic four years ago, I can pretty much predict the questions I will be asked by curious Evangelical friends. The first is...

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