JD Vance’s Pitch for a National Reversion
In ‘Communion,’ the vice president and Catholic convert argues that America should follow his lead by returning to its Christian roots
Results from Tag: 'faith in the public square'
Tony Abbott: ‘Sometimes Governments Must Choose the Least Bad Option’
In a conversation with the Register, the former Australian prime minister defends tough immigration policies, calls for stronger Catholic witness in public life, and pays tribute to Cardinal George Pell.
Catholics Should Debate ‘Postliberalism’
COMMENTARY: Let this be a debate in which ‘steel sharpens steel.’
ACLU Lawyer Takes Pointed Questions in Saints-Statues Case Oral Arguments
But it isn’t obvious which way Massachusetts high court will go in the St. Michael and St. Florian case.
Pope Leo XIV: ‘European Institutions Need People Who Know How to Live a Healthy Secularism’
The Pope urged the cultivation of a style of thought and action that affirms the value of religion in the public square.
PHOTOS: 45,000 Attend Bruges’ Holy Blood Procession Honoring Christ’s Relic
According to tradition, Thierry of Alsace, Count of Flanders, brought several drops of Christ's blood from Jerusalem during a crusade in 1150. The relic has since been preserved in the Holy Blood Chapel in Bruges and serves as a daily attraction for tourists and pilgrims from around the world.
Faith Lost Is Culture Lost: Christopher Dawson’s Prophetic Warning
COMMENTARY: Why did Catholic historian Christopher Dawson fear a post-Christian world? His writings offer a sobering critique of modernity’s false gods.
Meet the Tech Professional-Turned-Dominican Priest Evangelizing Big Tech
Dominican Father Corwin Low tells the Register how he went from a successful businessman to becoming a priest in a mendicant religious order.
New York City’s Mayor Adams Responds to Critics of His Faith-Based Comments
‘Our challenge is faith. People have lost their faith,’ he said March 19.
‘When You’re Certain, You’re Open’: New York Encounter Looks at All of Reality With Eyes of Faith
The annual Communion and Liberation-sponsored event was inspired by the question posed by the Psalmist, ‘Who am I that you care for me?’
