Investigating Theodore McCarrick Again? Unanswered Questions Have Some Saying the Catholic Church Should Do So
But Skeptics Say It’s Not Likely
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Washington Football Coach Resigns, Citing ‘Retaliation’ for His Supreme Court Victory
Joseph Kennedy, the winning plaintiff in 2022’s Kennedy v. Bremerton School District decision, says school officials targeted him.
Frisbees and Bibles for Freshmen: Catholic Chaplains’ ‘Rush Week’ to Reach New Students on Secular College Campuses
Priests see an increase in fervor among college-age Catholics.
Artificial Intelligence Is Making Research Faster; Can It Also Help Make Catholic Colleges More Catholic?
Scholars see benefits, problems — and an opportunity.
Welcoming All Learners: Parents Urge Catholic Schools to Serve Students With Special Needs
Educators offer tips and strategies for parochial schools to be more inclusive to pupils with learning differences.
Waffles for the Soul: How Home-Schooling Moms Are Using Liturgical Living to Teach Their Kids the Faith
The Church, of course, teaches that parents are the primary educators of their children.
Maine’s New All-Nine-Month Abortion Law Won’t Be Challenged in Referendum
In light of the current political landscape, pro-lifers are looking to state legislature races in 2024 instead.
Local Officials In Massachusetts Hesitating About Going After Pro-Life Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Possible monetary liabilities and the state Attorney General’s advice are seen as key factors in moderating efforts by supporters of legal abortion to target the centers.
Catholic Evangelism in the Tech Age
Catholic podcasters use culture, conversation and apologetics to spread the faith.
With ‘Oppenheimer’ in Theaters, Two US Archbishops Embark on a ‘Pilgrimage of Peace’ Ahead of Atom-Bomb Anniversaries
With the blockbuster movie ‘Oppenheimer’ also focusing attention on the morality of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, the bishops hope their ‘Pilgrimage of Peace’ helps bring an end to nuclear weapons.
