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Rev. Bill Ryan Helped Usher in New Era for Jesuits
     In late 1974 and early 1975, the world's Jesuits gathered in Rome in an extraordinary General Congregation to define a new direction for…
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Susan McCaslin’s Into the Open: Poems New and Selected
For the sake of a single poem, you must see many cities, many people and things. You must know the animals, you must feel how…
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The Baby’s Breath Garden Circle & Philosophy Club
      It started small. John just stopped wandering the streets at night with his camera and grew roots in Eugene’s restaurant, addicted to…
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The Season 1967 When Mimico Marauders Dominated High School Basketball
      Fifty years ago in Canada’s centenary year of 1967, a suburban Toronto basketball team in a school with only 250 males and…
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Douglas Roche – Hope Not Fear: Building Peace in a Fractured World
Doug Rouche needs no introduction to Canadian peace activists. Since serving as a parliamentarian from 1972 until 1984 and chairing the UN Disarmament Commission in…
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When Dorothy Day Took a Knee
     Ammon Hennacy, a courageous activist who joined the Catholic Worker in the 1950s, said he was inspired to become a Catholic by the…
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Granddaughter: Dorothy Day Would be Marching Today
Rendered from diaries, memories, conversations and a cache of family letters, writer Kate Hennessy’s new biography of her grandmother Dorothy Day reveals a complex, often…
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‘Refugees’: Show Me the Way to Go Home
     There isn’t much sense talking about “roots” unless you can also point to flowers, fruits, leaves, fronds, seeds.      Thus we point…
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Gregory Baum, Amazing Human Being
     There is a poem by an anonymous inmate at Auschwitz, found on a wall there – only part of it was recoverable –…
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Will Pope Francis Remove the Vatican’s ‘Warning’ from Teilhard?
     Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the widely influential Jesuit paleontologist and philosopher whose writings were cited with a “warning” by the Vatican in 1962,…
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