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The Catholic Church’s New Normal Is Forward, Not Back
We need to emerge from the challenges of the last year with a new set of goals to live as stewards of the Great Commission.
Study: Supreme Court Consistently Vindicates Religious Liberty From Government Overreach
COMMENTARY: The study’s authors collected data from every Supreme Court case that produced a judicial opinion relating to the Free Exercise or Establishment Clause from the 1953 to the 2019 term. In the last 15 years, 81% of the time religion won.
A Theological Virus Is Spreading
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER: Hans Küng's death was an occasion to reflection on how his outlook of dissent has infected parts of the Church, the dangerous effects of which can now be seen in the German “Synodal Path.”
Pope Benedict XVI, the Anchor That Kept Germany Rooted in Christ
COMMENTARY: In the late evening of his life, Ratzinger/Benedict can be understood as the Catholic Church’s singular, multi-generational response to the reforming agenda of German theology.
Cardinal Pell’s Aquittal, One Year Later
COMMENTARY: Since the unanimous judgment, four major developments occurred.
Divine Mercy: The Great Grace That Humble Sinners Alone Receive
COMMENTARY: The fitting remedy to a hardening of the heart is ardent devotion to Divine Mercy.
A Guide to Divine Mercy: The Feast of Refuge for Souls
Inspiration for the Second Sunday of Easter
Praying for Salvific Ignorance for the Clever Hans Küng
Küng died on the fifth day of the Divine Mercy Novena, the day dedicated especially to “the souls of those who have separated themselves from my Church.”
How Would Religious Freedom Fare With Common-Good Constitutionalists?
COMMENTARY: This way to interpret the law looks to be a nice antidote for the ills facing our country today. But scratch beneath the surface and you find all sorts of dangers to cherished liberties.
