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Paul Scott: another wrongfully-convicted prisoner in Florida's Death Row

Paul Scott has been on death row for 30 years for a crime he did not commit. Though he has survived five execution orders, another one may be...
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Florida Supreme Court stays execution of mentally retarded death row prisoner

After Gov. Charlie Crist refused clemency, the Florida Supreme Court decided to stay Johnston's execution pending Intelligence Quotient [I.Q.] test...
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Courts-martial for pregnancy

An interesting moral dilemma -with national security repercussions- is now posed to US ARMY personnel deployed to Iraq. If a soldier gets pregnant,...
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What do Catholic Bishops know about healthcare?

As one of the largest healthcare providers in the US, the Catholic Church currently offers eleven of the forty largest US healthcare systems. The...
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Catholics and healthcare reform

The first Vietnamese-American Congressman, Anh 'Joseph' Cao, voted an unpopular 'yea' -as far as Republicans go- for the Stupak amendment. The...
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Sal Solo's new release: We Cry Justice!

Teaching through multi-media, songs, and videos, Sal Solo brings Catholic Social Justice Teaching within reach for today's generation of teens. We...
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1 Billion feeding 1 Billion

Am I my brother's keeper? [Genesis 4:9] The new social media has created an amazingly powerful tool to bring together the global community.Now, ...
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Sacrament of Reconciliation: Seven new deadly sins?

Is there anything new under the sun in terms of sin? Obviously, people still sin in similar ways as others did 1500 years ago, when St. Pope...
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Sacrament of Reconciliation: Male vs. female sins?

In case anyone was curious on whether men and women tend to sin differently, the answer is -Yes! Maybe those who keep claiming that males and...
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Catholics at the Supreme Court

Traditionally, presidents sort of scooped aside a seat for one Catholic and another seat for one Jewish Justice in the Supreme Court. In 1985,...
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