To live past the age of 90 is remarkable in itself, but to spend 75 of those years faithful to the same life commitment is even more cause for celebration.
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Program helps college Catholics stay connected to their faith
After sending three children through Catholic grade school and high school, Bill McHale was more than a little surprised to learn that each of his children, one by one, stopped practicing their faith once they left for college.
Cause for concern
As Gov. Kathleen Sebelius departs for a probable Cabinet position in the Obama administration, she leaves with a prayer from her archbishop — and hopes for her reform of conscience.
Column: Appointment troubling on both a personal and a policy level
Normally, it would be a source of joy and pride to have a Catholic from Kansas named by the president to an important Cabinet post.
A shot at redemption
“Show me the money” is what former Donnelly College president Ken Gibson used to tell the warden at Lansing Correctional Facility when asked about offering classes to the inmates there.
The luck of the Irish
Gael Day is an old Irish term referring to the day the rent is due.
Column: Early decisions point to expansion of culture of death
The president has undertaken a series of actions that could broadly expand the culture of death.
Column: Jesus is both driven and sustained by the Holy Spirit
Mr. Prince: We’ll see you when you get back from image enhancement camp. Martin Prince: Spare me your euphemisms! It’s fat camp, for Daddy’s chubby little secret! (“Kamp Krusty,” “The Simpsons,” 1992)
Column: Who’s in control this Lent?
Reading a commentary on the Ash Wednesday readings shouldn’t make you sarcastic, but I couldn’t help myself.
He could have been a cowboy
If things had been just a little different, Father Jerry Arano- Ponce, pastor of St. Agnes Parish here, might have been a cowboy.