Preaching and the Election: How Not to Get in Trouble but Still Be Effective
COMMENTARY: Now is precisely the time for homilies on abortion.
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Cardinal Gerhard Muller: ‘True Reform of the Church Is About Her Renewal in Christ’
In a wide-ranging interview that discusses the Pan-Amazon synod and the Church in his home country of Germany, the cardinal says Western Christianity is experiencing a crisis of faith and spiritual leadership.
Of UFOs, Space Aliens and the Catholic Faith
A recent Department of Defense report about a credible UFO sighting in 2004 renews discussion about how science and faith have addressed the possibility of intelligent life on other planets.
Bishop Olmsted: ‘Christ Calls Us to Stand Up’ for Faith and Family
Phoenix shepherd addresses the abuse crisis and threats to marriage and the domestic church, at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast.
Meet the ‘Red-Pilled’ Shepherd
Bishop Strickland of Tyler, Texas, embraces the truth of the faith.
Cardinal Kasper: Cardinal Müller’s Manifesto Spreads ‘Confusion and Division’
Cardinal Walter Kasper released criticism of four-page public testimony of fellow cardinal.
Human Rights and the Truth About Man: The Universal Declaration at 70
COMMENTARY: It remains a task for Catholic defenders of human rights to show that a fully adequate understanding of human rights is not possible without an understanding of the truth about man, which is also the truth about God.
LA Religious Ed Congress Draws Kudos, Criticism
The congress continues to include controversial presentations, but Catholic leaders who participate stress it as opportunity to share the faith.
Connecticut Woman’s Journey Reflects a Death With True Dignity
Judith Barillaro’s 2015 death from cancer taught a lesson in living.
State Ballot Initiatives 2016: Death Penalty and Assisted Suicide Among Key Issues for Catholics
Measures to legalize marijuana are another focus for voters in several states.
