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150 Newsmakers: 4: Gerald Ford, president of the United States

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150 Newsmakers: 11: Coleman A. Young, first Black mayor of Detroit

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Three arrested for felony warrants during enforcement operation in Jackson County

The founder of Domino's Pizza wants to be beacon for Catholic higher education – Catholic World Report

The founder of Domino's Pizza wants to be beacon for Catholic higher education

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The Founder of Domino's Pizza Wants to Be a Beacon for Catholic Higher Education

Since the filming of the interview, Monaghan’s wife of more than 60 years, Marjorie Monaghan, died. She passed away at home surrounded by loved ones on July 3...

The founder of Domino's Pizza wants to be beacon for Catholic higher education

Thomas Monaghan realized he was trying to prove he was successful, so he sold his business and changed his focus.

150 Newsmakers: 56: Rick Snyder, Michigan governor

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Is the American Catholic Church Fueling the Far Right?

Just how conservative is the Catholic Church? So conservative that, when Pope Francis recently said that homosexuality is a sin but not a crime, observers (correctly) took that for progress. The connection between Catholicism and conservatism runs deep. It goes back to at least the Counter-Reformation, when the church had to defend the religious status quo in Christian Europe against Protestants’ radical criticisms of its priests, its hierarchy and its doctrines. In its day, the Catholic Church opposed the Enlightenment. It rejected freedom of conscience.