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What aliens can teach us about being human

A reflection on aliens, humanism and adaptation argues that encountering other life could expand empathy, challenge ignorance and spark a new renaissance.
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Americans think their neighbors have bad morals. Can relationships change that?

A reflection on polarization in America asks how change happens, arguing authentic relationships — not social media — can bridge deep divides.
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St. Joseph offers a model of manhood that rejects toxic masculinity

An opinion piece contrasts St. Joseph's teachings with modern leadership, using scripture to critique Trump and explore healthier models of masculinity.
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Pete Hegseth’s ‘American Crusade’ is no longer just a book

An opinion piece examines claims by Pete Hegseth linking Trump, religion and war with Iran, raising concerns about faith-driven rhetoric in military leadership.
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St. Patrick’s day beyond the green beer: What the saint’s own words reveal

A reflection on St. Patrick’s Day explores the real Patrick — a former slave and missionary — and asks whether modern celebrations reflect his faith.
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When coincidence feels like more than chance

A reflection on faith, coincidence and connection explores a dramatic sea rescue, six degrees of separation and how believers see God’s providence at work.
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Lent calls Christians to repentance — not doubling down

A Lent reflection contrasts repentance with “doubling down,” urging humility, care for others and reflection in a turbulent political moment involving Trump.
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