‘A Century-Long Pilgrimage of Faith’: A Richmond, Virginia, Parish Lays a World War II Hero to Rest
The witness of 100-year-old veteran, a regular Massgoer, brings Catholic community together.
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Rep. Tom Emmer Credits His Parents’ Example in Fostering Catholic Faith
The congressman also opened up about his sister Bridget’s death from breast cancer, saying it made him question God’s will.
Pope Leo on Mystery of the Church: ‘The True Sanctuary of God Is Christ’
‘We are the Church of Christ, his body, his members called to spread his Gospel of mercy, consolation and peace throughout the world, through that spiritual worship that must shine forth above all in our witness of life.’
Boldly Faithful: Star Trek Reveals Captain Pike Is a Christian
COMMENTARY: Surprising Christian references in ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ spark reflection on the enduring witness of belief in an increasingly secular age.
Catholic and Feminist?
Should Catholics identify as “feminists?” That was the question posed to a panel of some of the most prominent female Catholic thinkers at a recent conference. The conference’s organizer, Abigail Favale and Register senior editor Jonathan Liedl to tell us more. And, we are approaching the tenth anniversary of the deaths of the Ethiopian Martyrs at the hands of ISIS. We talk with Alberto Fernandez on the legacy of these martyrs for the faith.
Priests at Rome Conference Share Their Challenges, Strong Signs of Hope
Clergy speak with the Register about falling Mass attendance and other concerns, while highlighting how the young faithful’s seeking out Christ in particular brings hope in the Jubilee Year.
‘God’s Not Dead’: Does God Still Have a Place in American Politics?
The movie is a plea to invite God back into the public square.
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.
When Gender Ideology Infects the Family
COMMENTARY: An Indiana family refused to bow at the ideological altar, and the parents had their son taken away from them by the state’s Department of Child Services. They are now petitioning the Supreme Court to take up their case.
Archbishop Chaput: ‘Biden Is Not in Communion With the Catholic Faith’
‘That’s a form of lying. Mr. Biden is not in communion with the Catholic faith. And any priest who now provides Communion to the president participates in his hypocrisy.’
