Preaching the News for Sunday
Let bygones be gone | Health benefits in critical condition | Two ships not quite passing in the night | But a distant memory? | Ex-con job
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Let bygones be gone | Health benefits in critical condition | Two ships not quite passing in the night | But a distant memory? | Ex-con job
Detroit automakers, who have admitted to poor management practices in the past, filed restructuring plans this week in hopes that the U.S. Congress—and U.S. consumers—will “remember not the events of the past” and give them more money to avoid bankruptcy. ...
In this Sunday's readings Jesus cures a paralytic and the psalmist promises that the Lord will help those on a sickbed, but in many areas of the country retiring state or local government employees may be in for a shock when it comes to medical benefits. ...
"We have never seen anything like this," say the astounded onlookers when Jesus heals a paralyzed man in this Sunday's gospel. Surprised military leaders were scrambling this week to explain how and why two British and French nuclear-powered submarines ...
In this Sunday's reading from the Book of Isaiah, the Lord tells the people of Israel: "Remember not the events of the past." When it comes to past unpleasant events, however, research suggests that bad memories linger longer than pleasant ones. ...
Jesus is the "yes" to all that God promises humanity, we learn in the reading from Second Corinthians this Sunday. Homeboy Industries, a nonprofit job-training program started by a Jesuit priest for ex-convicts in East Los Angeles, is the "yes" former prisoners need to hear ...
"Mr. Burris' story has more twists than the Chicago El, and none of them good."
U.S. stock markets finished their worst January in history, with the Dow Jones average falling 8.8 percent, while Hollywood had its first billion-dollar January in history, taking in $1.03 billion.
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