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Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s sermon
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deacon greg kandra
Some months back, I remember reading about a wave of homiletic plagiarism that was hitting, of all places, Poland. But it’s more widespread (especially these days) than many people in the pews may think. And it’s not just Catholics, as the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports: Ministers moving to a new church have a long tradition of…
A culinary star whose recipes are second to nun
By
deacon greg kandra
The culinary world has a new star — and it’s not someone on the Food Network. Take a look: Emerging from the quiet of her convent, Sister Anastazja Pustelnik was confronted by a jarring image — her smiling face on posters plastered around town to hawk the cookbooks that have made the 59-year-old nun one…
World’s oldest woman to give birth dies at 69, leaving babies orphaned
By
deacon greg kandra
Science can do amazing things. But just because it can doesn’t mean it should. A case in point: A Spanish woman who gave birth to twins when she was 67 has died, leaving her two young boys orphaned just two-and-a-half years after becoming the world’s oldest mother. Carmen Bousada, who lied about her age to…
Roots: visiting Sotomayor’s Catholic grade school
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deacon greg kandra
Where did the woman who is in line to be the next Supreme Court justice come from? The New York Times visits Blessed Sacrament School in the Bronx: Judge Sonia Sotomayor, 55, was a student at Blessed Sacrament in the 1960s, attending kindergarten through eighth grade at the Catholic school and graduating at the top…
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