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India Needs Our Help
EDITORIAL: How can we, who are called by Jesus to love our neighbors, extend a helping hand to India and other developing world nations whose pandemic plight remains dire?
Pope Francis and the Pro-Abortion President (of Argentina)
COMMENTARY: The visit of Argentinian President Alberto Fernández to Pope Francis on Thursday was curious — and embarrassing — on several levels.
Eucharistic Coherence
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: It is not primarily a question of whether or not Joe Biden or Nancy Pelosi or any other politician should receive Holy Communion. It poses a question of truth and fidelity each and every communicant needs to ask themselves, each and every time they present themselves to receive the Sacred Host.
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.
A Response to Bishop McElroy on Reception of Communion
COMMENTARY: While there is some room for interpretation, it is important that the actual teaching of the Church and the current discipline be accurately laid out.
Jesus is Central to the Last 10 Days of Eastertide
COMMENTARY: Venerable Tomas Morales offers three certain truths about Ascension and Pentecost.
May 13 Connects Fatima Apparitions, John Paul II Shooting
COMMENTARY: The saint was convinced he was saved by the Blessed Mother’s intercession in 1981.
Cardinal Ladaria’s Letter on Reception of Communion: An Explainer
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith prefect’s May 7 letter offers guidance for the discussion the U.S. bishops intend to have on the issue in June and counsels caution on several grounds.
Pope Francis Turbocharges Financial Reform
The extensive reporting by the ‘Financial Times’ about a shady Vatican land transaction in London, and the pandemic’s restrictions, have combined to focus the Holy Father’s attention on this area.
