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Worth noting
Letters from our readers
Home schooling and sacraments for children
By Joseph C. Taphorn
How should a pastor respond?
Control of parish finances
By Jerry J. Pokorsky
Administrative duties can be overwhelming.
Look but don’t touch?
By Tony Montanaro
When does it become lust?
Forming a Catholic conscience
By Mark S. Latkovic
Moral truths guide us on the path to true happiness.
Homilies on the liturgy of the Sundays and feasts
for September
By John G. Hillier
for October
By Thomas G. Morrow
Our newest saint
By Rawley Myers
Katherine Drexel gave up everything to serve the poor.
The uniqueness of Jesus Christ
By John Navone
He was not merely man, but the Son of God.
The importance of Fatima
By John Young
It emphasizes teachings which have been neglected.
My Favorite Priest—
A lion or a lamb?
By John R. Linton
Questions answered
by Wm. B. Smith
Book reviews
Have you heard of “internet marriages”?
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