Archive for September 6, 2016

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By Adelaide Mena

Georgetown announces steps to make amends for 1838 slave sale

Nearly 200 years after hosting a slave sale on campus in order to pay off school debt, Georgetown University has... Read more

Tim Kaine at the Jesuit Technical School Loyala in El Progreso, Honduras. ?w=200&h=150

The Honduras Tim Kaine knew

He was only 22 years-old, and he was only there for nine months. But U.S. Senator and Democratic vice-presidential hopeful... Read more

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Pranks against a Catholic high school crossed the line, parents say

Parents are outraged after religious pranks at a football game in Arizona included vandalism of a statue of Mary and... Read more

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Cardinal Nichols reminds Catholics: prisoners are part of the Church too

Urging the Catholic Church to work for prison reform, Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster stressed the need to ensure that... Read more

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The outside of Guaranteed Rate Field, where the Chicago White Sox baseball team plays.

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