‘I Am Caught in the Struggle Between Good and Evil’: Cardinal George Pell’s Prison Journal Is an Engaging Read
BOOK PICK: Vol. 1 details the Australian cardinal’s daily log entries from the first five months of incarceration.
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John Haas: Catholics Should Use Vaccines That Have Absolutely No Connection to Abortion, If Available
COMMENTARY: According to the Vatican, in cases of significant gravity Catholics may use some vaccines with connections to abortion without incurring moral guilt, while making known their opposition to how these vaccines were manufactured.
Will New Bishop Accountability Reforms Stop the Next McCarrick?
The McCarrick Report exposes the Church’s failure to effectively respond to allegations of sexual misconduct against the powerful prelate, but does it also show that new bishop accountability reforms are on the ‘right track’?
Joe Biden and JFK: How Catholicism Played a Role in the Presidential Bids of 1960 and 2020
John F. Kennedy’s game-changing election 60 years ago differs starkly from Joe Biden’s campaign this year, but the first Catholic president paved the way for the likely next.
Brooklyn Bishop Cries Foul Over Cuomo’s COVID Rules
After the New York governor’s executive order restricted Catholic worship and closed schools that had followed health protocols, the Brooklyn Diocese continues to fight the order in court.
COVID 2020: Let’s Just Say I’m Not in Charge
As anxiety over the pandemic, kids’ schooling, job losses and racial-justice issues ratchet up the stress on U.S. families, mothers offer perspective on the pandemic.
Bishop Daly Challenges Bishop McElroy’s Statements on Abortion and the 2020 Election
During an Oct. 13 virtual discussion about voting, the bishop of San Diego implied that Joe Biden’s overt support for abortion rights is a ‘prudential’ position that is acceptable for a Catholic politician to advance.
Dems Tiptoe Around Amy Coney Barrett’s Faith, but Media Keeps Issue Alive
Though Joe Biden has said Democrats should not attack Barrett’s Catholic beliefs, he has not addressed the media’s treatment of her faith.
Totalitarianism’s Toll, as Told By the People Who Lived It
Rod Dreher’s latest book, ‘Live Not by Lies,’ chronicles worrisome changes in U.S. politics and culture.
Assessing Amy Coney Barrett’s Sterling Character and the Road to the Supreme Court
NEWS ANALYSIS: Catholic mother of seven would fill the seat vacated by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Sept. 18.
