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Race also factored into the blocking decision of roommates Kate G. Ward ’05 and Crystal I Chien Farh ’05, who found themselves sometimes at odds over their views on self-segregation. Ward, from upstate New York, is of a mixed European-Catholic background. Farh...
The sex abuse scandal in the Catholic Church has wreaked spiritual havoc on the faithful - and their leaders. Bishop Wilton Gregory hopes to help repair that damage. Thursday, as America's Catholic cardinals left Rome, relief hung thick in the air: at last, activity would replace passivity. The unspeakable had...
On April 13, the New York Times front page contained the usual cheery fare: a suicide bombing in Jerusalem, the resignation of a Venezuelan chief and a scandal in the Catholic Church. But there was one item that didn’t quite fit—the announcement that Fletcher...
“We have a priest, a rabbi, and a Muslim professor. This is not a joke,” quipped Harpaul Alberto Kohli ’02-’03, moderator and chair of the Catholic Students Association’s (CSA) Interfaith Committee.
Brennan said the Catholic Church’s acceptance of other religions has increased steadily over time.