Check out these recent articles from around the web: Discrimination against pregnant workers has been rising, report says by Washington Post “Thirty-five years after Congress passed a federal law to protect pregnant women from discrimination on the job, these workers are instead denied reasonable accommodations that other workers receive and often wind up losing income,… Read More Around the Web
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Pope Francis provides inspiration for all faiths by Michael Gerson “Both American liberalism and conservatism put a priority on negative rights — the freedom from external restraint. For some, this means unrestricted social autonomy and choice; for others, unrestricted economic liberty. Catholic social doctrine asserts that… Read More Around the Web
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Check out these recent articles from around the web: Florida bishops say use of death penalty ‘sanctions revenge’ by CNS “Using capital punishment to show that killing is wrong ‘sanctions revenge,’ Florida’s seven Catholic bishops said in a letter to Gov. Rick Scott.” Eucharist nourishes, sustains and should transform people, pope say by CNS “In… Read More Around the Web
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Check out these recent articles from around the web: Why the world doesn’t take Catholicism seriously by Matthew Warner “We need an army of saints willing to live a radical life for Christ and others. Saints are compelling. Empty words and prideful lectures are not.” A Mother’s Day plea to stop equating adoption with abandonment… Read More Around the Web
Millennial Writer Bethany Welch appeared on Radio Times, along with Sister Simone Campbell, the executive director of Network, and St. Joseph’s University theologian and dean William Madges. They discussed the legacy of Pope Benedict XVI and their hopes for the future of the Catholic Church and its leadership. You can listen to the discussion below.
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