National Underground Railroad Freedom Center: Looking Back, Moving Forward

By Barbara Beckwith

Cincinnati's new "institution of conscience" explores the Underground Railroad of pre-Civil War days and extends its tracks to advancing freedom all over the world today.

I'd Like to Say: Every Patient Needs an Advocate

By Mary Jo Dangel

Patients who are unable to take an active interest in their own health care can benefit from the assistance of an advocate.

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Everyday Evangelizing
Many Catholics who feel uncomfortable with the idea of evangelizing don't realize that they are already doing it. By E. Ron Watson

Eavesdropping on Biblical Conversations With God
The Bible is filled with conversations. If we listen closely, there's a lot we can learn from them. By Father Timothy Schehr

Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life
Life may seem like a complex riddle, but it's as simple as the love shown by one human being for another. By Joan Sauro, C.S.J.

Fiction: The Waiting Room
His wife had the faith that Bennett needed. By John Salustri

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