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Check out these recent articles from around the web: The Word Made Toddler by Timothy O’Malley: “But what makes walking with my son so utterly slow is his total absorption in every facet of reality. Leaves are not merely to be walked upon but inspected as if every one of them is the very first… Read More Around the Web

Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich on Face the Nation

Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich appeared on Face the Nation on Sunday, where he discussed the Pope Francis effect, immigration reform, the need for dialogue, the sanctity of life, the need to support families, his reluctance to politicize the sacraments, Ferguson, and other topics. Check out the video:

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Check out these recent articles from around the web: On Gratitude by Michael Sean Winters: “Gratitude is not a fleeting emotion, but a statement of faith, a stance born of faith and demanded by faith and blessed by faith. It is gratitude that allows us to bury old friends and welcome new ones, to receive… Read More Around the Web

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Check out these recent articles from around the web: Do Politicians Love Kids? by Nicholas Kristof: “So if politicians are genuinely looking for a bipartisan issue to break through the Washington gridlock, here’s a suggestion: invest in early education.” N.J.’s consideration of legalizing assisted suicide needs deeper study by Charles Camosy: “In a youth-worshiping and… Read More Around the Web

Sister Rosemary Connelly Selected as a Chicagoan of the Year

Sister Rosemary Connelly has been recognized for her exceptional work: Connelly, now 83, has been running Misericordia with a kind smile and an iron will ever since. Under her leadership, the nonprofit that began as a small nursing home on the Southwest Side now has nearly 1,000 staffers to serve the 600 children and adults… Read More Sister Rosemary Connelly Selected as a Chicagoan of the Year