The Public Consequences of Our Eucharistic Faith
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: The Eucharist draws us into the life of God and pushes us to engage with the world, presenting opportunities — and tensions — with civil authorities.
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The Coming Eucharistic Revival
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As belief in the Real Presence declines, signs are emerging of a Church begging for renewal.
The Embodiment of Truth
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Why we can be grateful for the U.S. bishops’ new document on gender identity.
Communicating the Truth in a Post-Truth World
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Sharing the Good News has become far more difficult in an era where feelings matter more than facts and secularized cultural elites see religion as a threat. But the Truth will always prevail.
Ukraine’s Long Lent
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As this bloodbath initiated by Russia moves into its second year, the world can assess the war’s toll, both material and spiritual.
The Better-Off-Dead Mentality
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Vermont is pushing to become the U.S.’ second destination state for ‘death tourism’ as legislators seek to legalize assisted suicide for nonresidents.
A Memo to the German Bishops
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Strong words from Pope Francis were met not with filial obedience, but with criticism from the president of the German bishops’ conference.
Marching Forward
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: In the post-Roe era, there is a great need to coordinate and enhance our pro-life efforts at the national level and state level in order to convert hearts and minds to the pro-life cause.
Benedict’s Prophetic Voice
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: While Pope Benedict foresaw the mistakes of our day with crystalline clarity, he responded to these errors with Christian hope, not with despair.
The Global Threats to Religious Freedom
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As 2022 ends, Christians in some countries are facing increasingly dire acts of state-sponsored persecution.
