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A Dozen Things That Caught My Eye Today (September 18, 2018)

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2. A Chassidic Couple’s Path to Adoption

3. Michael Pakaluk: Moms at Mass, and Other Heroes

4. In Michigan: Judge rules lawsuit against faith-based adoption agencies can continue

5. Matt Lewis: Leaked NPR Emails: Don’t Call Kermit Gosnell an ‘Abortion Doctor’

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https://twitter.com/WilcoxNMP/status/1042015961770074112

7. Cardinal Dolan: “We Catholics need Yom Kippur too.”

8. From Senator Mike Lee’s Social Capital Project: Inactive, Disconnected, and Ailing: A Portrait of Prime-Age Men Out of the Labor Force

9. Charles Krauthammer’s son announces Charles’s last book, The Point of It All: A Lifetime of Great Loves and Endeavors

10. A religious sister in New Jersey whom I’ve become acquainted with over Twitter has an Amazon wishlist here with this note:

These toys & treats will be packed by our students to prepare the Boxes of Joy for Cross Catholic in time for Christmas. Boxes of Joy are Christmas gift boxes prepared for needy children in Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Guatemala. Anything sent is greatly appreciated! God bless you! Learn more about Boxes of Joy here.

Perhaps you’d like to help her out. It’s simple and not expensive. Just follow the link.

11. How Poetry Quiets the ‘Pandemonium of Blab’

(Hat tip: Nick Ripatrazone)

12. You can pre-order this book edited by Robert P. George and R. J. Snell — Mind, Heart, and Soul: Intellectuals and the Path to Rome. I interview Kirsten Powers in it about her journey of faith.

PLUS: More from my recent conversation with Elise Italiano about the new GIVEN Institute.

Some upcoming events:

October 9: Women Who Pray at the Catholic Information Center in Washington, D.C.

October 24: J. J. Hanson’s Living Legacy: Renewing Our Will to Live and Love Until the End of Life at the Heritage Foundation

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