Cathy Lynn Grossman

Cathy Lynn Grossman writes for USA Today.

Articles by Cathy Lynn Grossman

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Obama's contraception compromise falls flat with bishops, GOP

Feb 13, 2012 by Cathy Lynn Grossman and Richard Wolf

c. 2012 USA Today WASHINGTON (RNS) President Obama's effort to accommodate the Catholic Church by altering his administration's rule on birth control coverage has not appeased the church, congressional Republicans or GOP candidates trying to take his job next year.

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Americans intrigued but wary still of Mormon beliefs

Jan 27, 2012 by Cathy Lynn Grossman
c. 2012 USA Today (RNS) When Mormons call themselves "a peculiar people," they mean it in the biblical sense -- set aside by God, chosen.
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For many, 'Losing My Religion' isn't a song: It's life

Jan 05, 2012 by Cathy Lynn Grossman
c. 2012 USA Today (RNS) When Ben Helton signed up for an online dating service, under "religion" he called himself "spiritually apathetic."

On Sunday mornings, when Bill Dohm turns his eyes toward heaven, he's just checking the weather so he can fly his 1946 Aeronca Champ two-seater plane.
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Boy is source of Native American saint's miracle

Dec 21, 2011 by Cathy Lynn Grossman
c. 2011 USA Today (RNS) Jacob "Jake" Finkbonner of Ferndale, Wash., was 5 years old in 2006 when he split his lip playing basketball, developed a deadly flesh-eating strep infection and lay near death for months at Seattle Children's Hospital.
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