New York City: Five Years After 9/11

By Peter Feuerherd

Five years after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, survivors discuss that fateful day and how it changed their lives.

Flight 93 Memorial: Sacred Ground in Pennsylvania

By Mary Jo Dangel

When the fourth hijacked plane crashed in Somerset County, many local Catholics assisted in the recovery efforts and comforted mourners.

Can We Forgive 9/11?

By Robert Schreiter, C.PP.S.

The attacks of 9/11 claimed nearly three thousand lives, scarred a nation's self-esteem and shook the foundations of our faith. Can we forgive?

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The Untold Story: Sisters Who Survived European Communism
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