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The Silent Persecution of Christians in Kosovo
Arnaud Gouillon, a Christian humanitarian and newly appointed minister by the Serbian government, discusses the plight of the Christian Serb communities in Kosovo and why their disappearance from that region would be a terrible signal for all Christendom.
Former Congressman: Capitol Riots Are Dangerous Symptom of Nation’s Fractures That Catholics Must Heal
Former U.S. Rep. Daniel Lipinski, a Catholic pro-life Democrat, tells the Register that the Capitol Hill riots reveal a perilous political divide.
Bishop Paprocki: ‘Are We Followers of Christ, or Admirers of Christ’?
The Springfield, Illinois, shepherd says US Christians must renew themselves in one of Christ’s core teachings — to love your enemies.
Buffalo’s New Bishop Focuses on His Faith as He Addresses the Challenges That Await Him
Bishop-designate Michael Fisher will officially take the reins of the scandal-plagued diocese Jan. 15.
Robert George Discusses Capitol Riots and the Nation's Polarization
According to the noted Catholic scholar, the political anger now enveloping the nation has its roots in the rise of the counterculture in the 1960s.
Alveda King on the Capitol Protests: We Must Continue to Pray
“I went back to the Bible and to the words of my family,” says the niece of Martin Luther King, Jr., “and I realized that we just must keep praying.”
Catholic Rep. Jeff Fortenberry: Storming of the Capitol Undermines Democracy and Is a ‘Sign of Cultural Degradation’
Speaking with the Register from his office on Capitol Hill about the lockdown, Fortenberry said the Catholic Church needs to take the lead in pushing back against the political tribalism that triggered today’s violence in Washington.
Armenian Priest: Azerbaijanis Controlling Our Cities Are Destroying Christian Historic Heritage
Exclusive testimony of Father Andreas Taadyan, rector of the Armenian Apostolic Cathedral of Shusha, who was forced to leave his church and hometown in the midst of the recent conflict between his country and Azerbaijan.
How Should Catholics Respond to Crises in the Church?
Ralph Martin’s new book offers realism, hope.
