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Article Why We Need an Entrepreneurial Church Chris Lowney on the church’s current crisis of membership, management, and Catholic identity, and what can be done By Thomas Baker April 19, 2017 Secularism and Modernity Bishops Economy
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Article The Trump Touch Is America safer when agents spend hours interrogating an American citizen with no criminal record or terrorist associations? By Lubana Adi April 17, 2017 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs Immigration Muslim-Christian Relations
Article Letter from Rome Pope Francis is calling for bold and creative solutions to all the problems that inhibit the church’s mission. The priest shortage is one of the most glaring By Robert Mickens April 17, 2017 Letter from Rome Bishops Priesthood
Article The Cry of Abel’s Blood How can the Crucifixion—the murder of an innocent—be redemptive? By Jerome A. Miller April 14, 2017 Theology Spirituality
Article Between Past & Future Almost everyone I know thinks the readings at the Easter Vigil are about history; I’m not convinced By Rita Ferrone April 13, 2017 Liturgy Columnists Theology Spirituality
