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Archbishop Broglio reflects on sacrifice, grief, reconciliation after 9/11: 'Rebuilding sense of our common humanity' - The Dialog (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — While overwhelming sorrow at the memory of the dead from 9/11 comes easily, the continuing challenge for Catholics is forgiveness and reconciliation in a fractured world, Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio said in his Sept. 11 homily. Archbishop Broglio, head of the U.S. Archdiocese for the Military Services, called for “reconciliation, dialogue, and rebuilding a sense of our common humanity.” The afternoon Mass celebrated by the military archbishop in the Crypt Church of the Basilica of
Dolly Parton had faith in humanity, faith in a greater purpose, faith in God, faith in the future â Kurt Jensen - The Dialog (opens the original)
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The nearly 1,000 songs Dolly Parton recorded during her long career covered a wide range of topics. She not only dealt with the humiliation of poverty, harassment in a dead-end job and romantic rivalry, she also felt at home with such explicitly Christian numbers as 1989’s “He’s Alive” and “There Was Jesus,” released 30 years later. In fact, Parton — who died at 80 from cancer on Aug. 25 at her home in Nashville, Tennessee — spent a lifetime comfortably steeped in biblical teaching. And her fait
After years of faith searching, pro-life activists Paul and Bethany Vaughn find joy in Catholic Church - The Dialog (opens the original)
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As his family expanded to 11 children, Paul Vaughn got used to others assuming he and wife Bethany were Catholics. During this year’s Easter Vigil, the 59-year-old Centerville, Tennessee, pro-life activist, Bethany Vaughn, and four of their children came into full communion from evangelical Protestant Christianity with the Catholic Church at St. Catherine of Siena Parish in nearby Columbia. Paul Vaughn told OSV News that like so many others, his story of coming into the fullness of the Catholic
America at 250: St. John Paul II's admiration for American foundational documents on exhibit at national shrine through Sept. 9 - The Dialog (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — In his seven visits to America during his papacy, St. John Paul II often shared his mastery of the nation’s foundational documents — the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. “(He) really was a genius at researching and understanding,” Grattan Brown, the director of mission and ministry at the St. John Paul II National Shrine, told OSV News. The message, reaffirmed in several ways, was that Americans are blessed to have the freedoms they have. And thi
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