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From Where I Sit: The Best Gift Sue discusses the highs and lows of the Catholic world last week. By Sue, May 20th, 2013. There But By the Grace of God Go I Posted on May 20th, 2013 by Marvin E. Adams in Affordable Care Act American Exceptionalism Benghazi Internal Revenue Service President Obama Representative Dan Issa Representative Louis Gohmert Representative Michele Bachmann Republicans Senator Mitch McConnell Senator Rand Paul tea party Catholics United consultant Marvin E. Adams is sick of politicians pontificating against Health Care. Read more >> From Where I Sit: No Just Discrimination Posted on May 15th, 2013 by Sue in Archbishop Cordileone Archbishop Vigneron Cardinal Dolan Detroit Gay Catholics LGBT New York San Francisco Sue discusses the Church's recent missteps with LGBT Catholics. Read more >> Founder of Oscar Romero Catholic Worker Locks Himself to KXL Construction Equipment Posted on May 13th, 2013 by Daniel Byrne in Bob Waldrop Catholic Worker Great Plains Tar Sands Resistance Keystone Pipeline KXL Oklahoma Tar Sands Blockade Texas TransCanada Post from the National Catholic Worker about Bob Waldrop who was arrested for protesting the KXL pipeline. Read more >> Benghazi, It's All Political, Stupid! Posted on May 13th, 2013 by Marvin E. Adams in Bill O'Reilly Dick Morris Eric Nordstrom Foreign Service Gregory Hicks Hillary Clinton Mark Thompson Mike Huckabee Obamacare Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act President George W. Bush President Obama Representative Dan Issa Senator John McCain Senator Lindsey Graham Watergate Catholics United consultant Marvin E. Adams implores the silent majority not to remain silent any longer. Read more >> The National Catholic Prayer Breakfast: An Unexpected Dish Posted on May 9th, 2013 by Chris Pumpelly in abortion Alvaré Belont Abbey College Benedictine College Cardinal Catholics conservative Contraception DC discussion family Knights of Columbus liberal love marriage pro-life Progressive Washington Wuerl Catholics United's communications director and editor of OurDailyThread.org, Chris Pumpelly, discusses his experience as the unexpected outsider at this year's annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast. Read more >> From Where I Sit: Blaze a Trail Posted on May 9th, 2013 by Sue in Cardinal Franc Rode Cardinal Joao Braz de Aviz CDF Congregation for Religious Dominican sisters LCWR pope francis UISG Vatican II This has been quite a week, especially for the women religious from around the globe attending the UISG meeting in Rome... Read more >> Senator Ayotte: "I Voted to Improve Background Checks." No She Didn't. Posted on May 7th, 2013 by Daniel Byrne in Americans United for Change background checks Grassley-Cruz Gun Control Manchin-Toomey NRA Senator Ayotte After opposing Manchin-Toomey and sinking in polls, Senator Ayotte now says: I voted to improve background checks. Actually, Ayotte voted to worsen the background check system. Read more >> From Where I Sit: Doing a New Thing Posted on May 6th, 2013 by Sue in Archbishop Gomez Cardinal Dolan Holy Spirit pope francis USCCB Vatican He's talking about injustice and hypocrisy...purporting to be a "good" Catholic while not paying a just wage, exploiting people, slashing the government safety net... Read more >> Workers Win! Posted on May 2nd, 2013 by Daniel Byrne in Adidas Cura Personalis Georgetown Ignatian Solidarity Indonesia Jesuit Marquette Santa Clara Society of Jesus United Students Against Sweatshops University of Michigan USAS Workers Rights WRC Catholics United's Jesuit Volunteer, Daniel Byrne, discusses a recent campaign for workers' rights led by United Students Against Sweatshops. Read more >> Family, Race and My Brother John Posted on May 2nd, 2013 by James in Adoption Pax Christi USA racism As some of my close family know, my brother John is going through a really tough time right now. He suffers from a disease that is slowly killing him. Read more >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last »	Poll What's your take on Pope Francis' first few weeks on the job?: He's outperformed my expectations. Francis has rekindled my love for the Catholic faith. I'm cautiously optimistic. I'm getting good vibes about the direction he's taking the church but I need to see more from him. 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