Nuclear weapons: a crime against God and humanity
Making a Difference: The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 68 years ago were indiscriminate acts of destruction and death and merit unequivocal and unhesitating condemnation.
Tony Magliano’s social justice and peace column covers the Catholic church’s entire consistent ethic of life, tackling conservative as well as progressive issues -- everything from abortion to war. Writing on timely national and international events, Tony attempts to inspire readers to consider these issues from the perspective of the Gospel and Catholic social teaching.
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Making a Difference: The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 68 years ago were indiscriminate acts of destruction and death and merit unequivocal and unhesitating condemnation.
Making a Difference: Of all the serious human-caused threats to the natural world, none is more serious or more urgent than climate change, especially global warming.
Making a Difference: More than a dozen Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph cared for the medical and spiritual needs of the soldiers fighting in the Civil War.
Making a Difference: The Fourth of July is a time to take pride in our nation's accomplishments. But this patriotism also requires an acknowledgement of flaws and how to mend them.
Making a Difference: The current immigration system is a mess, but there is hope that one bill could soon clean it up.
Making a Difference: Thirty years ago, the U.S. bishops wrote "The Challenge of Peace" amidst military build-up in the country. Today, the message has gone quiet.
Making a Difference: The factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed 1,000 means it's past time to ensure all workers get fair treatment.
Making a Difference: The humanity of the child in both cases is equal. The only significant difference is a legal one.
Making a Difference: As North Korea flexes its military muscles, we must remember the type of peace Pope John XXIII called for in his 1963 encyclical.
Making a Difference: Capital punishment is a cruel fate, as Jesus shows us. But killing does not bring peace. Forgiveness does.