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  • June 5, 2018

    Catholic Schools Are Saving New Orleans’ Children

    Catholic Schools Are Saving New Orleans’ Children

    Deal W. Hudson July 23, 2009 Catholics Teach the Children of New Orleans Since the Katrina disaster, the schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans have swelled to double the enrollment of the local public schools – 40,000 to 20,000. Rev. Neal McDermott, O.P., superintendent of the Catholic schools, told me yesterday that the archdiocese is facing a financial…

  • June 5, 2018

    An Open Letter to Tiger Woods, Asking for More

    An Open Letter to Tiger Woods, Asking for More

    Deal W. Hudson July 27, 2009 Dear Tiger, Golf commentator Rick Reilly recently upbraided you in an ESPN.com column for your behavior during golf tournaments. When I first read the words, “Woods needs to clean up his act,” I was surprised that a writer whose livelihood depends on access to golfers like you would jeopardize his career…

  • June 5, 2018

    Building a Farm Team of New Conservative Leadership

    Building a Farm Team of New Conservative Leadership

    Deal W. Hudson July 29, 2009 What is being done to reinvigorate the next generation of conservatives in politics? Many new initiatives have been announced, but one of the few that will make a difference in coming elections is American Majority. Founded in January 2008, this organization is aggressively recruiting and training a new generation of grassroots activists…

  • June 5, 2018

    Reading Into the Church

    Reading Into the Church

    Deal W. Hudson August 1, 2009 Reading, said Josemar�an Escriv�, has made many a saint. In my own case, it has merely made a convert, but I do continue to read ever more deeply into the mystery that is the Church. Thomas Merton, we recall from Seven Storey Mountain, was started on his road to the…

  • June 5, 2018

    The Risks of a “Right” to Healthcare

    The Risks of a “Right” to Healthcare

    Deal W. Hudson August 10, 2009 Through the official statements of the USCCB, the Catholic bishops assert that health care is a “basic human right.” Since the release of their 1981 pastoral letter on health and health care, the bishops have consistently argued that the federal government is responsible for establishing “a comprehensive health care system that…

  • June 5, 2018

    A Workable Alternative to Government-Run Healthcare

    A Workable Alternative to Government-Run Healthcare

    Deal W. Hudson August 16, 2009 The newly launched USCCB Web site on health care tackles the question: “Are the bishops promoting socialized medicine by advocating for universal access?” That’s a good question since the prospect of a government takeover of health care has created a growing chorus of complaints about the present bills before the Congress.…

  • June 5, 2018

    Francis O’Gorman talks about and illustrates the history of the organ – May 12, 2018

    Francis O’Gorman talks about and illustrates the history of the organ – May 12, 2018

  • June 4, 2018

    Walter Simmons plays and discusses the music of Arnold Rosner, May 19, 2018

    Walter Simmons plays and discusses the music of Arnold Rosner, May 19, 2018

  • June 4, 2018

    Why Are the Bishops Forcing the Issue of Healthcare?

    Why Are the Bishops Forcing the Issue of Healthcare?

    Deal W. Hudson August 13, 2009 If ever there were a time when Catholics should not trust the United States government, it is now. The president, his administration, and the congressional leadership are removing all the abortion restrictions put in place since Roe v. Wade. And yet, the bishops are backing a proposal to give the federal government…

  • June 4, 2018

    Bill Donohue Takes Aim at the Secular Left

    Bill Donohue Takes Aim at the Secular Left

    Deal W. Hudson August 31, 2009 In 1978, a young scholar in his early 30s named Bill Donohue, working on a book about the ACLU, went to New York City to interview its founder, Roger Baldwin. Donohue asked him why the ACLU was opposed to a moment of silent “meditation” in the classroom. Baldwin responded, “I suppose…

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