Cardinal Dolan: 'The Law of the Gift' and a Truly Catholic University

As the Georgetown controversy continues, the president of the U.S. bishops' conference argues that academic freedom is compatible with an authentic Catholic identity.

Remembering Blessed John Paul II One Year On

Vatican II and the New Evangelization

April 22 issue column on the importance of culture and dialogue.

Holy See Remembers John Paul II

Vatican commemorates seventh anniversary of the late Pope's death.

John Paul, Pray for Us

On the seventh anniversary of the Pope's death, we feature the editorial from our April 17, 2005, issue.

Valuable Vacations

March 11 issue Family Matters column. Said John Paul II, 'Vacations should be … seen as significant moments in the very existence of the person.'

Teaching the Catholic Faith on Lake's Shore

Feb. 26 travel feature highlights Michigan seminary with John Paul II connection.

Cardinal Burke Praises John Paul II's View of Suffering as Model for the Faithful

'The Boundaries of the Human' conference in Rome focused on suffering.

Cardinal Dolan on the Record

Saturday Book Pick: John Allen probes a new cardinal on his 'affirmative orthodoxy.'

Nun Maintains Polish Ties Through 100-Year Family Correspondence

Letters' legacy reflects faith and family. Feb. 12 issue feature.

How Bishop Bruskewitz Built Up the Church on the Plains

The longtime shepherd reflects on his 20 years as bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska. He also recounts his friendship with John Paul II and the Church’s role in the culture.

Lessons from Blessed John Paul II

Saturday Book Pick: What a Swiss Guard learned from the Pope for life and work.

Will They Really Fix the Offensive John Paul II Statue?

Vaclav Havel and Kim Jong Il

Good and evil in the lives and deaths of two world leaders

John Paul II and the Olympics

How a new Church foundation promotes Catholic sportsmanship. Dec. 18 issue feature.

Pope Announces Trip to Mexico and Cuba

Papal voyage prior to Easter will be Benedict’s second to Latin America.

The ACLU'S Siri-ous Abortion Problem

The iPhone’s new voice-recognition software won’t find abortion businesses. Controversy highlights the question of how to engage with emerging technologies.

Sinead O'Connor Laughs Off Pope-Killing Fantasies, Blames Own Twitter Followers

Benedict XVI and John Paul II's Tips for New Evangelization

The secretary of the Pontifical Council for the New Evangelization outlines the requirements for 21st-century 'apostles.'

Cardinal Wuerl Dedicates Blessed John Paul II Seminary

Reliquary containing a fragment of the bloodied cassock worn by the late Pope when he was shot is placed in the chapel.