10 Things to Know About the Latest Survey on the Catholic Church Today
While North and South America claim 48% of the world’s Catholics, the two continents only have 29% of the world’s priests.
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Polarization in the Church: How Can It Be Overcome?
COMMENTARY: Servant of God Luigi Giussani can help us see that the road past ecclesial division does not go through some sort of political compromise, but through a deeper awareness of the heart of our faith.
Don’t Mix Apples and Oranges in the Argument From Fruits
COMMENTARY: The argument from fruits isn’t a very useful one when someone really disagrees with you.
God Made Catholicism a Businesslike Religion
COMMENTARY: The Church was designed to last. That’s why the practice of the faith can look so businesslike to outside observers.
The One-Word Answer to What’s Wrong With Christianity
COMMENTARY: The Church we see mixes Divine and human, and the human beings in it show themselves to be very human indeed.
Tabernacle, With Eucharist Inside, Stolen from Maryland Catholic Church
Parishioners were saddened and grieved at the news of the Holy Eucharist and tabernacle being stolen.
Latvia’s Foreign Minister: The Church Must Keep Its Moral Compass
Latvia is recieving refugees from Ukraine as a result of his discussion with Pope Francis, the foreign minister said.
Keeping Churchgoers Safe: Strategies for Houses of Worship
Prevention strategy helps churches deal with many security issues, beyond reacting to rare terror attacks.
Future at Risk for Historic Chapel in Antarctica
“The Chapel of the Snows faces south and at midnight, with the sun not going down, the sun comes right through the window behind the altar. So if you really had sensitive eyes, people might actually wear sunglasses there.”
Pope Francis: St. Joseph is Protecting the Catholic Church
“Both Evangelists present Joseph not as the biological father, but, however, as fully the father of Jesus. Through him, Jesus fulfills the history of the covenant and salvation between God and man.”
