July Fourth Celebration Prompts Catholic Reflection on Religion and US Founding
‘The American founding rests on a commitment to religious truth that can be known by reason.’
‘The American founding rests on a commitment to religious truth that can be known by reason.’
COMMENTARY: The virtue of patriotism is the habit whereby we offer properly ordered love and service to our country. It is a duty of Catholic citizens to be patriotic.
EDITORIAL: The Supreme Court’s recent Montgomery County decision and the Archdiocese of Hamburg’s new pro-LGBT sex-education policy starkly contrast the two nations’ very different situations.
COMMENTARY: ‘We, the People’ have a lot of work to do to get our act together, so that we can celebrate the USA’s 250th birthday with gratitude and hope rather than soured spirits.
TO BAKE: These desserts are made with fruit readily found in July — berries, peaches, cherries — but with fun twists.
COMMENTARY: Celebrate this Independence Day with both gusto and solemnity.
“There can be no rule of law … unless citizens and especially leaders are convinced that there is no freedom without truth.” —Pope St. John Paul II
COMMENTARY: As we honor America this year, there are several things we can do to honor the institution of our country. First, we can go to Mass with our families.
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