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New: Sept. 4 TLC Online

The Sept. 4 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. “New Americans,” a photo essay by frequent contributor Asher Imtiaz, is the cover feature. This is from the brief introduction:

The people shown in this photo essay have come to the United States as refugees and asylum seekers from regions of conflict, political unrest, and persecution. They will call America their new home. Some will feel the sting of cultural prejudice. They will settle into apartments or houses and feel a newfound sense of safety. They will, in time, become citizens at celebratory naturalization ceremonies.

A father from Myanmar told a harrowing story of hiding inside a manhole to evade being shot. A few neighboring countries “treated me like a football,” he said.

News
Rhode Island School Settles Abuse Cases

 

Features
The Old Rugged Gun | By Matt Townsend
Church Time vs. Overtime | By G. Jeffrey MacDonald
Saints Derailed | By Garwood P. Anderson
New Americans | A photo essay by Asher Imtiaz
Refugees Everywhere | By Steven R. Ford
World of Pain | By G. Jeffrey MacDonald

 

Books
Church: A Generous Community Amplified for the Future 
| Review by Paul Avis
Faith Rules | Review by Blake Sawicky
Spiritual Networking | Review by Clint Wilson
Kingdom Conspiracy | Review by Brandt L. Montgomery

 

Catholic Voices
Tightly Woven | By Mark Michael
Editorial
New Faces at TLC

 

Other Departments
People & Places
Sunday’s Readings

 

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