Crisis Magazine – “God is With Us”
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Sharing Christ’s Love and Mercy
Sharing Christ’s Love and MercyFranciscan University Students Complete The 7 Corporal Works of MercyNovember 06, 2015 STEUBENVILLE, OH— Seven works of mercy. Six events. Two weekends. Nearly 50 Franciscan University students completed the 7 corporal works of mercy last month through Project Mercy, a student-led, campus-wide outreach. Emily McMahon, a junior special education major from…
Crisis – “God and the World in Christian Theology”
Once it became clear that I was returning to the Church (a story for another time), I set out to study the Catechism, along with as much Catholic theology and philosophy as I could get.
Crisis Magazine – “What the Migrant Crisis Means for the Future of the West”
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Washington Times – “Still Searching for Witches in Massachusetts”
Pro-choice, same-sex marriage, and women’s ordination advocates may have to find another site to vent their anger at the Catholic Church now that the National Catholic Reporter has laid off some of their biggest allies.
Huffington Post – “Making Gay Okay at the Vatican Synod”
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Crisis Magazine – “Joe Biden: Catholic Statesman”
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Crisis Magazine – “Why Pray?”
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Crisis Magazine – “Even the Atheists Need God”
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Students Recount Their Pilgrimage to See the Pope
Students Recount Their Pilgrimage to See the PopeThe long bus trip, long walk, long wait, long Mass, and long return, were all grace-filled experiences.October 02, 2015 STEUBENVILLE, OH— More than 220 Franciscan University students went on a pilgrimage Sunday, September 27, to Philadelphia to see Pope Francis and attend the last Mass of his first visit to the United States. After…