When Elections Don’t Go Our Way
Perhaps the best resistance to bad legislation and cultural decline is to live a quiet life of joy, hope and love at home, rooted in faith in Jesus Christ and bolstered by the sacraments.
Results from Tag: 'elections'
Catholics’ Primary Politics
COMMENTARY: How we organize ourselves socially and politically is not a spiritual irrelevance for the Christian and the Gospel does indeed have deep political implications.
Parliamentary Elections Pivotal for Troubled Lebanon
The Middle Eastern country is in the middle of an unprecedented economic crisis, labeled a ‘deliberate depression’ by the World Bank.
Amid a Wave of Violence, Mexican Bishops Ask that Election Results be Respected
During the 2021 election cycle, 91 politicians were killed and almost 700 candidates were attacked.
Why Does the US Electoral Process Breed Suspicion?
COMMENTARY: Americans’ weakened trust in elections is attributed in part to the electoral institution itself and to high-profile cases of alleged stolen elections.
Do You Have an Obligation to Vote in November?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: “I’m disgusted by the leading political candidates for president. Do I have a moral obligation to vote in November?”
Bishops: Poland’s Election Planning Must Bring Together All Parties
The Polish Senate began debating legislation May 5 that would allow the election to be held by postal vote, rather than at polling stations, due to the pandemic.
9 Voting Points for the Catholic Conscience
Father John Lankeit, Rector of Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix, explains how voters are to differentiate between issues that require prudential judgement and those that are intrinsically evil, specifically regarding abortion.
The UK Election: Cameron, Conservatism and Common Sense
COMMENTARY: All the fuss over the royal baby indicates that Britons actually do like the structure, sense of belonging, neighborliness and bond with the past that comes from emphasizing traditional family life.
