Our health care system needs a heart transplant

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And our politicians need a brain transplant. Universal health care is the most compassionate option we have, argues a Catholic doctor, and it’s the smartest, most economical solution as well.

Thomas G. Pretlow, M.D., is a member of Physicians for a National Health Program and professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.

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What the earth needs now is an ethic of life

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Care for all human life begins with protecting our planet.

John E. (Jay) Phelan is a senior professor of theological studies at North Park Theological Seminary in Chicago, where he has served for more than 20 years—14 of them as president and dean of the seminary.

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What the earth needs now is an ethic of life

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Care for all human life begins with protecting our planet.

John E. (Jay) Phelan is a senior professor of theological studies at North Park Theological Seminary in Chicago, where he has served for more than 20 years—14 of them as president and dean of the seminary.

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The secret death of bees: Lessons about respecting creation

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Unlike today’s humans, bees rock at living in harmony with creation.
Bryan Cones is a writer living in Boston. See more posts by Bryan Cones

The secret death of bees: Lessons about respecting creation

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Unlike today’s humans, bees rock at living in harmony with creation.
Bryan Cones is a writer living in Boston. See more posts by Bryan Cones

Direct deposit: Putting money in the hands of those in need

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Cutting out the middleman may increase the value of our charitable donations.

Kevin Clarke is a writer living in New York.

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Direct deposit: Putting money in the hands of those in need

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Cutting out the middleman may increase the value of our charitable donations.

Kevin Clarke is a writer living in New York.

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From death into life

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Interesting things happen when the bread of life comes to death row.

Mark Meade is the assistant director of the Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky.

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From death into life

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Interesting things happen when the bread of life comes to death row.

Mark Meade is the assistant director of the Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky.

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