Cardinal Cupich Is Right: We Need to Work This Out
EDITORIAL: Catholics must model unity and dialogue if we hope to help heal a divided nation.
Results from Tag: 'editorial'
Ireland’s Snakes of Secularization
EDITORIAL: Hope of a spiritual rebirth has not been extinguished in the land of St. Patrick.
Mother Angelica, Apostle of Radical Trust
EDITORIAL: The more time passes, the more clearly Mother’s legacy as an apostle of radical trust in God’s goodness comes into focus. It’s the thread that traces the twists and turns of her incredible life story.
Stopping the ‘Spirit of the Synod’ Before It Starts
EDITORIAL: Those attempting to exploit the Synod on Synodality are beginning to use a tactic employed by post-Vatican II agitators; their methods should be called out and dismissed before they get started.
FACE-ing the Facts
EDITORIAL: Despite its original intention to protect abortion, the Department of Justice is now being forced to utilize federal legislation against pro-abortion extremists.
With Archbishop Broglio, US Bishops Choose Unity
EDITORIAL: With the election of the former diplomat and current shepherd of the Archdiocese for the Military Services to serve as conference president, the bishops have a leader who is well poised to continue to build unity among the U.S. episcopacy and with the Holy See.
Rejecting the Logic of Politics in the Church
EDITORIAL: Unlike a political community, the unity of the Church is not our own effort. It is a work of God, who guaranteed that the gates of hell would never prevail against it.
Is the Synod Building a Big Tent — or a House on Sand?
EDITORIAL: By failing to ground the ‘diversity of opinions’ it presents in a foundation of sound doctrine, the process risks unmooring itself from Christ and his Church.
The Immigration Blame Game
EDITORIAL: The human cost from the broken system in the United States takes a backseat to securing votes by the two major political parties.
Nicaragua Needs More
EDITORIAL: Although the Vatican has offered a muted response, Pope Francis must do more to condemn human-rights abuses in Nicaragua before the Ortega regime exploits papal silence to justify its immoral actions.
