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WHAT'S NEXT
Franciscan University of Steubenville in Steubenville, Ohio
July 25 and 26, 2008: Speeches on faith, culture and politics at
university's annual
Defending the Faith Conference
C.S. Lewis Summer Institute in Cambridge, England
August 4, 2008: Plenary address on "The New
Faithful" at
Oxbridge
2008 conference
Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C.
August 6, 2008: Remarks upon receipt of
Distinguished
Young Conservative of the Year Award from
The Phillips Foundation
Ronald
Reagan College Leaders Program
WHAT'S NEW
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (July 17)
Media apply God-talk double standard
First Things (July 16)
A man of hope:
Essay on Alzheimer's and hope
GetReligion.org (July 11)
Online interview
about religion and media
Catholic Press Association
Award
Colleen's bimonthly Lay
Witness column, “Finding God in All Things,” recently won third place
for Best Regular Column in a magazine in the
Catholic Press Association’s
2008 Press Awards. In their
award commentary, CPA's judges said Colleen “shows near complete mastery
of the topics she covers” and writes about controversial topics “without
resorting to demagoguery but while still unequivocally stating her views.
That is quite an accomplishment.”

Vatican Congress on Women
Colleen recently presented a
copy of her book, The New Faithful, to
Pope Benedict XVI in Rome, where she was serving as a North American delegate to an
international Vatican Congress on women. Sponsored by the Pontifical Council
for the Laity, the Congress convened 260 participants from 49 countries to
discuss the role of women in the Church and society.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (July 10)
Outrage at Gloucester girls is
overwrought and misplaced
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (July 3)
A father's lesson: Joy and dignity
amid dementia
The New York Times (April 14 - 20)
Colleen recently joined an online panel of religion experts to provide
analysis of Pope Benedict XVI's U.S. visit for The New York
Times; read her commentaries
here
Take Heart: Catholic Writers on Hope in Our Time
New anthology from Crossroads
Publishing features Colleen's essay on Alzheimer's, "Hope in the Ruins"
Publisher's description:
"In these 35 meditations,
the most beloved Catholic literary figures, scholars, and theologians of our
day join members of other faiths to show how we can find hope in our family
life, our spiritual practice, our fondest memories, and even our darkest
moments."
Click below to learn about The New Faithful and Ethics and Public
Policy Center:
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