Synod on Synodality an Unofficial Papal Audition?
For some cardinals, the synod will be a kind of semi-public audition for the 266th successor of St. Peter
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Catholicism in America: Whither the Bloom?
COMMENTARY: Recalling Cardinal James Gibbons’ vision of a Church, there is consolation in the fact that although roses lose their blossoms in winter, they bloom again in summer.
Synodal Secrecy: Is a Tightly-Controlled Information Flow the Best Way to Go?
COMMENTARY: The Vatican spokesman has said media will have limited access to Synod on Synodality's sessions in keeping with past synods, and information reports on discussions will keep participants comments anonymous.
Letting the Synod on Synodality Play Out
It is imperative that the upcoming synodal assembly in Rome show at least some positive results
Will the Supreme Court Take on David Daleiden’s Case?
A lower court ruled that the pro-life activist is liable for $16 million to cover Planned Parenthood’s security measures and attorney fees when he made public the abortion leader’s practice of profiting off aborted children’s body parts.
Fair’s Fair — Even in the Culture War
The end of the Supreme Court’s term brought two rulings unquestionably favorable to religious interests.
Good Pruning Can Bring Good Fruit
For the synodal process to be a success, certain things are necessary.
Welcome to Our Changing Church
More and more, dioceses are closing or consolidating parishes to cope with the twin realities of fewer priests and declining Mass attendance.
Catholic Distance University Has Been an Innovator for 40 Years
CDU’s expansion — in scope as well as size — has been dramatic since its founding in 1983.
Can You Be Forced to Work on Sundays? Supreme Court to Announce Decision Soon
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor Amazon Prime Delivery must stop Christians from keeping the Third Commandment
