Rabbi Featured at ‘Rededicate 250’ Discusses Judaism’s Impact on America’s Founders
Interview with Rabbi Meir Soloveichik of the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio: The Catholic Roots of America
‘The Catholic faith has always been part of the American story. The first Christian service on our soil was a Catholic Mass.’
Royals in Front Royal: The Day the King and Queen Came to Town
One of our senior editors recounts what it was like to welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla to her small hometown in Virginia.
Did You Know That America Traces Its Name to a Medieval Hungarian Saint?
How a Catholic explorer, a priest cartographer, and an 11th-century saint and prince gave us ‘America.’
‘Free Exercise’ Documentary Shares Tenured Story of America’s Fight for Religious Liberty
New film recounts the story of six religious groups and how each fought for their right to exercise their faith — and why it still matters.
James Likoudis Was a Beacon of Catholic Faith in a Changing World
COMMENTARY: The longtime theologian and historian died Sept. 3 at the age of 95.
July 4th Ultimately Promises Independence for All Americans
COMMENTARY: How the Nation Came to Deliver on Liberty
Easter and History
Hope is to be found in reading salvation history, which is the inner dynamic of world history.
Prelates and Presidents: 2 Books Offer Deep Dive Into US Catholic History
BOOK PICKS: Just in time for Presidents’ Day, take time to learn about the epic history of Catholicism in America.
Archbishop Gomez: Catholic Missionaries Such as St. Junípero Witness to the ‘American Creed’
In a July 2 column, he reflected there is a fittingness to celebrating the memorial of St. Junípero Serra three days before Independence Day.
