The Right — and Wrong — Way to Overturn ‘Roe v. Wade’
COMMENTARY: If the Supreme Court’s six originalist justices are truly originalists, they will end abortion altogether in their ‘Dobbs’ decision, which should have happened in ‘Roe.’
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Timely Lessons From Pope John Paul II Remind Us of Truths About Work and Family
COMMENTARY: Two 40-year-old documents show us that the way we work and do business exerts a profound influence on our own souls and the world around us.
Christ Always Offers Hope Amid Disorder
COMMENTARY: There are lots of reasons to feel hopeless right now. And yet, as Catholics, that’s the last thing we should do.
40 Years After Fatima’s Third Secret: God Is Still Working Within Us
COMMENTARY: The 40th anniversary is a fitting time to dwell on God’s providence throughout the 20th century, which was the most violent, chaotic, and murderous 100-year period in human history.
Faith Crisis Amid Health Crisis: Catholics Need the Mass to Return
COMMENTARY: The faithful require — and deserve — something more tangible than the online Mass.
Will The Catholic Church Pass the Joe Biden Test?
The U.S. bishops’ collaboration with the new administration on areas of common ground cannot be accompanied by actions that spread confusion over Catholic teaching in other areas.
Archbishop Gomez Brings Accountability to the Catholic Church
COMMENTARY: The election last month of the Los Angeles archbishop as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is the most recent sign of hope.
How Individual Bishops Can Reform the Church Right Now
COMMENTARY: For the sake of their flocks, they should take action immediately.
After the Vatican Abuse Summit, What Comes Next?
COMMENTARY: In the wake of the Boston scandal of nearly 20 years ago, we learned that the laity and Church leadership can work together to achieve reform. Today, we have a chance to prove this once again.
