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Cardinal George: ‘More Christians were martyred during the 20th century than in all the other centuries since Jesus’ death on the cross. ... Martyrdom is the paramount missionary act. It proclaims the martyr’s belief that Jesus Christ is Lord of life and death. ...’
Issue of October 13, 2002

The Good News from Africa
Bishop asks Americans to ‘come and see’ Sudan’s people
Sitting at an office conference table, eating bean salad from a deli container and sipping apple juice from a plastic bottle, Bishop Paride Taban seems right at home.

His black clerical clothing is a bit faded, the shirt a few shades lighter than his complexion. A pin on his sweater quotes Pope Paul VI: “If you want peace, work for justice.”


Observations by Tom Sheridan
Elections, trees and hope
Once upon a time—more than a quarter-century ago—I came to believe an important truth. That truth is that among the most hopeful things one person can do is to plant a tree. So I planted several on the piece of former prairie we called home for a generation.


Jesuit from Chicago finds life’s work in India
Father Jack Kenealy left his West Side home to join the Jesuits as a youth of 17. Four years later, he said goodbye to the United States as he embarked on a missionary career in India. Back on a home visit at the age of 75, the tall, stoop-shouldered man, retains something of the elf about him.