The Trump Indictment and National Unity
This is no classroom argument about legal fine points, but bare-knuckle combat and political to the core.
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Abuse of Discretion: The Trump Indictment
COMMENTARY: Denouncing the Trump indictment as ‘politically motivated’ is unnecessary. The Trump indictment is a grave abuse of a prosecutor’s discretion. It should be denounced for that reason.
Catholic Saints Among Those to be Honored in Garden of American Heroes Announced by Trump
Among those who will be memorialized in the National Garden of American Heroes include St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American saint; St. Katharine Drexel, the first born-U.S. citizen to be canonized; St. John Neumann; and St. Junipero Serra, the first saint canonized on U.S. soil.
House Votes to Impeach President Trump Following Capitol Riots
Discussions ahead of the impeachment vote focused on the dangers of division and of dangerous rhetoric
Today’s Events at the Capitol Had Nothing to Do With Truth or Justice
On the traditional feast of the Epiphany — a solemnity of peace and love — men and women rejected God-given reason and revelation and disgraced a nation.
Chaotic Scene at the Capitol Shakes Nation, Draws Sharp Reaction
The storming of the Capitol was met by widespread responses of condemnation, even from many who once supported Trump.
In Election’s Aftermath, Catholics Engaged in Political Battle Urged Not to Lose the Fight for Holiness
In the wake of an acrimonious battle, the faithful are encouraged to focus on the eternal.
By Words, Actions and Omissions, Vatican Officials Weigh In on US Election
NEWS ANALYSIS: Joe Biden, whose globalist, humanitarian and politically liberal vision finds sympathizers in the Vatican, had been quick on the campaign trail to use Pope Francis’ words, despite the politician’s dissent from Catholic teaching on abortion and marriage.
Election Not Yet Resolved, With Critical Catholic Issues Hanging in the Balance
In the event of a Democratic victory in both the White House and the Senate, it would give the party rare control of both Congress and the executive branch and trigger action on a slew of legislative action on a variety of issues, from climate change to immigration.
Voting for a Vision, Not a Person
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER The choice voters will make Nov. 3 is between two philosophical views about the future of America.
