A Profile of Abigail Favale: Feminism, Gender and an Unlikely Conversion
For Favale, it was the experience of motherhood that served as ‘one of the major catalysts’ for her eventual conversion to Catholicism, she told the Register.
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Benedict XVI: A Pope for the Church’s Shepherds
Priests and religious worldwide reflect on the legacy of the late pontiff.
The Catholic University of America Brings Human Ecology to Public Sphere
Institute brings social teaching to bear on political issues for the well-being of all.
Follow in the Footsteps of St. Robert Bellarmine: Scholarships for Scholars
The Bellarmine Fund was established to help students seeking to attend Catholic universities.
‘What Is a Woman?’
FILM REVIEW: A new documentary explores a simple question within a movement that has lost its answers.
Christendom College Offers Scholarships for Military-Affiliated Students
Liberal arts school extends benefits.
Gender Reassignment for Children: Cautionary Perspectives From Science
Opposition to ‘trans-affirming treatment’ for children crosses religious and political divides.
Motherhood Matters. But Do Catholic Maternity-Leave Policies Reflect That?
A recent study revealed that Church practices may lag behind its own teachings, but some Catholics are calling for change.
The Immaculate Heart From the Trenches
Catholics with knowledge about Ukraine — including a former U.S. Marine who has volunteered in Ukraine — discuss the significance of the papal consecration of Russia, Ukraine and the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Russia, Our Lady and the Faith of Ukraine
American journalist J.P. Lindsley shares his perspectives from Ukraine.
