In his weekly column, America Magazine editor Matt Malone writes about visiting, as a young Jesuit novice, a woman named Bernice in a hospital in Boston. Nearly 100, Bernice had ...
First, Happy Easter! It’s hard for a Christian believer to ignore Easter, arguably the most important feast day for Christians. But I know that for many people who are searching ...
A recent article on the web page of National Public Radio contained these sentences: “We now know that all extant living creatures derive from a single common ancestor, called LUCA, ...
Among the interesting people I covered as medical/science writer for The Des Moines Register was Patricia Clare Sullivan, alias “Attila the Nun.” Her obituary was in the newspaper recently. She ...
I have at times teased my life-long friend, Fr. Gerald Waris, about the time in the late 60s when he fled from the front door of an irate resident of ...
The web site, “Teaching Tolerance” at www.tolerance.org, quotes UNESCO, The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. “Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world’s ...