What Does the Magisterium Say About Capital Punishment?
COMMENTARY: History provides context for change, but questions on Paragraph 2267 seem to abound, and not unjustly.
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Is There a Lesser of Two Evils?
COMMENTARY: Circumstances can create a compelling reason to vote for the imperfect candidate, the so-called lesser of two evils.
There Is No Way to Justify Evil
April 8 issue column on the increasing divide between those seeking to remain faithful to the Gospel and to Christ and those Christians, both Catholic and non-Catholic, for whom citizenship in the world is evidently more important than citizenship in the Kingdom.
The Moral Cost of Cooperation in Evil
March 11 column on HHS mandate's consequences: The fact that the victim of abortion, including a “contraceptive abortion,” is small and defenseless, having little cultural or civil protection, only makes the evil greater — and the duty to oppose it greater as well.
