At a recent Washington, D.C.
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After writing an op-ed article for The New York Times condemning the massacre of Palestinians in a Hebron mosque by an orthodox Jew in late February, I was greeted with catcalls by a few
The recent Irish-British Downing Street Peace Declaration, coupled with the extravagant American media-hype of Sinn Feins Gerry Adams, has encouraged a revolution of rising peace expectati
Space and voice are powerful. Although the church is called to be a sanctuary of safe space where Christians listen carefully to one another, it often is not.
New waves of immigration challenge supporters of NAFTA and provide opportunities for American revitalization.
The last day of the year is, somehow, a good day to settle things. And so it was for us on December 31, 1993.
As I was driving home from work recently, I heard a new song on the radio. Encouraged by the driving beat and engaging tune, I turned up the volume, only to be sorely disappointed.
We are created in the image and likeness of a trinitarian God, a community of three coequal persons: a model of perfect mutuality.
Aprototypical white suburban mom walking toward her minivan in a dimly lit parking garage glances fearfully over her shoulder at some real or perceived threat lurking off camera.
The front lines of the culture wars shifted to Cincinnati this fall, and as is so often the case in wars of all kinds, truth was the first casualty.
The recent launching of MTV's Latin American network, MTV Latino, marks a new era in communications characterized by the concentration of control over the world's media outlets into the hands
Earlier this year I was present at a series of U.N.-sponsored national reconciliation conferences addressing the Somali conflict.
After carefully reading the pope's latest encyclical, venerable German theologian Bernard Haring said he "looked forward hopefully to leaving the church on Earth for the church in heaven."
I have to admit, it's nice to wake up in the morning without half expecting the White House to launch another intervention in a Third World country or proudly announce another cut in a domestic social program that will make people in my neighborhood even poorer.
