Fasting From Social Media to Combat Political Violence
EDITORIAL: Since its earliest days, the Church has taught that Christians sometimes must fast to overcome particularly grave evils.
Results from Tag: 'catholics and political life'
US Bishops Say Violence ‘Never the Answer’ After Shooting at White House Press Dinner
Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, condemned violence, and Bishop David Bonnar of Youngstown, Ohio said the issue of gun violence must be addressed.
‘Revival’ at Charlie Kirk’s Memorial: When Politicians Doubled as Evangelists
Trump officials’ Christian rhetoric proved a departure from previous administrations.
US Catholic Bishops: Church Will Not Endorse Political Candidates Despite IRS Shift
Avoiding endorsements is consistent with the 1983 Code of Canon Law.
IRS Ends 70-Year Gag Rule, Says Churches Can Now Endorse Political Candidates
The document points to numerous nonprofits that are allowed to opine on political candidacies even as churches remain barred from doing so.
Republican Presidential Candidates Debate Parental Rights, Sex Changes For Kids
There were several heated moments in Wednesday’s debate, mostly involving foreign policy disputes between Ramaswamy and the other candidates.
Showdown Over American Catholic Political Engagement Entered New Phase in 2022
NEWS ANALYSIS: The dispute over liberalism, integralism and Catholicism’s implications for American political life was marked by a shift to institutional formation and practical politics.
3 Takeaways From the Latest Acrimonious Election Cycle
COMMENTARY: Forgive your brothers and sisters for what we think are their political sins, try to find the reason for their bad choices in ideals we share or at least respect, and look for their virtues.
Catholics Mourn Death of Labor Leader Richard Trumka
Trumka had cited his Catholic faith in public statements on solidarity as part of Catholic social teaching.
Catholic Leaders Say Virtues Are Needed to End America’s ‘Uncivil War’
People of faith must lead with moral goodness to stave the republic from succumbing to the politics of despair fueling violent civil strife.
