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Kenneth Craycraft
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Kenneth Craycraft, an OSV columnist, is a professor of moral theology at Mount St. Mary's Seminary and School of Theology in Cincinnati and author of “Citizens Yet Strangers: Living Authentically Catholic in a Divided America" (OSV Books).
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The popular ‘He Gets Us’ Super Bowl ad doesn’t get Jesus
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Kenneth Craycraft
Our need for both Fat Tuesday and Ash Wednesday
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Kenneth Craycraft
Self-deception, pride and the Willy Loman in all of us
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Kenneth Craycraft
The best books to read during Black History Month this year
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Kenneth Craycraft
A new book examines the unfinished legacy of Flannery O’Connor
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Kenneth Craycraft
When we forgive, it’s better to avoid saying ‘it never happened’
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Kenneth Craycraft
We should expand the March for Life beyond opposing abortion
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Kenneth Craycraft
Works without faith are dead, Alice McDermott’s new novel shows
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Kenneth Craycraft
From Taylor Swift to Oppenheimer: Why 2023 resonates differently for everyone
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Kenneth Craycraft
‘Ad Theologiam Promovendam’ threatens to make theology ‘tasteless salt’
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Kenneth Craycraft
Why the Magnificat is the perfect Advent prayer
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Kenneth Craycraft
‘You kill your crickets, eh?’ Discovering Dickens’ other Christmas tale
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Kenneth Craycraft
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