Results from Tag: 'american catholicism'
‘Rural Revival’? Inside the Surprising Catholic Convert Spike in America’s Heartland
Rural dioceses are experiencing new signs of life and deserve to be as much a part of the ‘Catholic revival’ conversation as their big-city counterparts.
Top US Leadership Rededicate Country as ‘One Nation, Under God’
Catholic participants at the event included U.S. Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Bishop Robert Barron and actor Jonathan Roumie.
Cardinal Cupich’s Ever-Expanding ‘Coaching Tree’
The cardinal-archbishop of Chicago has profoundly reshaped the American hierarchy over the past 10 years and is poised to exert a lasting influence.
Nearly Half of Americans Have a Connection to Catholicism, New Report Finds
The survey found that overall, about 3 in 10 Catholic participants surveyed attend Mass weekly.
How Pope Leo’s Election Affects US Catholics in 4 Major Ways
COMMENTARY: Not since 1808 when Bishop John Carroll was the bishop of Baltimore — then the only diocese in the United States — has the Catholic Church in our country had a clear national leader.
Tocqueville and Catholicism in America
COMMENTARY: As it turns out, the French de Tocqueville had plenty to tell us Catholics about life in 1840 America, but he has much more to say to us about life in 2023.
The Triumph of the Immaculate Heart From Sea to Shining Sea?
COMMENTARY: Something is afoot in the United States, something deeply Catholic.
The Past Is Prologue
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER: The Baltimore Basilica’s bicentennial highlights just how far Catholics have come and just how much we have to lose if we don’t robustly practice the faith and actively defend our religious freedom.
Being a Faithful Witness in a Post-Christian World
Archbishop Charles Chaput Discusses Strangers in a Strange Land
