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...death and resurrection of Christ were meant to show us that death has no power, that the soul lives eternally while the body serves only as a container. Removing Schiavo's feeding tube was not cruel or disrespectful of life. On the contrary, the real cruelty was keeping her shell alive and not allowing her to be at peace with God. It is agonizing to have to let go of a loved one, but as God showed us through the sacrifice of his son, it is the greatest love...
...crowd was rushing in. It was about six minutes after the bells began to toll over St. Peter's Square, confirming that the smoke was white and we indeed had a Papam. The descending swarm from every direction into the piazza was dazzling, but I was the only soul going in the other direction. This was going to be a case of the reporter missing the experience for the sake of the story. The plan for our three-person team, which included TIME colleagues Jordan Bonfante and Marguerite Michaels, was that I would follow the announcement from the Vatican press...
...cinematic counterparts, “waydowntown” certainly provides interesting commentary and sarcastic wit to boot. And though thoroughly depressing for those destined to empty lives as corporate minions, “waydowntown” doesn’t hold back in exposing corporate behemoths as the soul-stealers they...
...seems plain that something indestructible was forged deep down in Reagan's soul the day that John Hinckley tried to assassinate him. Reagan is going to outrun death, he is going to outthink death, he is going to outlaugh death if it is humanly possible. And Reagan thinks almost anything is possible...
...regular season schedule. Next month CBS will unveil West 57th, a new magazine show that could return in midseason if it does well. Also set for August is CBS's Hometown, an hour comedy-drama about a group of college friends from the '60s who reunite for some soul searching in the '80s. The resemblance to The Big Chill is impossible to miss: characters reminisce about antiwar rallies and ponder the implications of "getting caught up in the mainstream." Despite its glib predictability, the series boasts a likable cast, headed by Jane Kaczmarek and Daniel Stern, and at least...