Pew Research Study: Majority of US Adults Support Death Penalty
While the Church teaches that capital punishment is not intrinsically evil, both Pope Francis and his immediate predecessors have condemned the practice in the West.
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Americans in Agreement: Abortion is Not a ‘Desirable Good’
A group of sociologists asked open-ended questions in interviews lasting an average of 75 minutes, mostly in-person, to elicit personal responses on the issue from Americans.
There Are No ‘Minority’ Voters in the US
COMMENTARY: The selective use of the word ‘minorities’ can perpetuate negative stereotypes and is contradicted by what it means to be an American citizen.
Pope Francis Meets With Parents of US College Student Found Dead in Rome
‘The Pope met with the parents of Beau Solomon, the young American student found dead in the Tiber during the past few days,’ a July 6 communiqué from the Holy See Press Office read.
Is the Simplicity of St. Benedict the Answer to America’s Problems?
COMMENTARY: Our families and parishes can become ‘domestic monasteries,’ where we live simply and consciously nurture the faith — and so take refuge from the encroaching deluge of societal breakdown.
