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October 30, 2023A Catholic library in your home will draw you closer to God, and give you the knowledge and enthusiasm to strengthen your vocation to be an ambassador for Christ in the marketplace.Read More -
October 12, 2023Following its September meeting in Ann Arbor, the Legatus International Board of Governors proudly announces four exemplary appointments – two new officers, and two new Governor members.Read More -
October 1, 2023Earlier this summer we buried an extraordinary man and a wonderful priest.Read More -
October 1, 2023Feast Day: October 5 - Patron of the disabled, bedridden, and accident victimsRead More -
October 1, 2023“Consistent life ethic” has long since given way to Pope St. John Paul II’s term, “culture of life.”Read More -
October 1, 2023As next year’s U.S. presidential primary season draws near, abortion and gender ideology shape up as top life issues in national and state races as voters head to the polls.Read More -
October 1, 2023Legatus members who are leaders of local Catholic Charities support the dignity of human life through the works of mercy.Read More -
October 1, 2023Some cannabis companies are growing solid profits, but Catholic investors who are tempted to take a hit should first refer to Catholic ethical principlesRead More -
October 1, 2023An NCBC staff ethicist breaks down the complex moral considerationsRead More -
October 1, 2023Make no mistake about ESG: it is one of the most dangerous threats to American society from both an economic and ideological perspective.Read More -
October 1, 2023The United States is one of the few developed countries in the world that does not require employers to offer working mothers paid maternity leave.Read More -
October 1, 2023The fact that human life is sacred, and that each human being has dignity, provides a basis for our response.Read More -
October 1, 2023Christianity today, like Christianity past and Christianity to come, contends with many enemies.Read More -
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October 1, 2023The beloved saint of recent memory, who for decades served the poor and dying in the slums of Kolkata, India, comes to life in a new way in this touching new release.Read More -
October 1, 2023Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by prostate cells.Read More -
October 1, 2023On his 62nd birthday, July 30, Fr. Mark Beard, a beloved Louisiana priest, delivered a homily titled “On the Fence/No Exceptions.”Read More -
October 1, 2023The prime working years can spawn unforeseen career disappointment or loss — out of nowhere.Read More -
October 1, 2023Michelle Benzinger will speak at the Legatus Women’s Enclave, October 24-27.Read More -
October 1, 2023Father Augustine Hilander, O.P., converted to the Faith while in collegeRead More
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