Why ‘Death on a Friday Afternoon’ Is a Must-Read
It made me realize that as a Christian suffering is a way to peace on the other side of the cross.
Results from Tag: 'father richard john neuhaus'
Who Wants the Pope to Die?
COMMENTARY: Thankfully there have been few public expressions of this morbid sentiment during the current papacy, in contrast to the situation during the papacies of St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
Re-Reading Father Richard Neuhaus’ ‘American Babylon’ in Light of U.S. Capitol Attack
COMMENTARY: Father Neuhaus, who died in 2009, Father Richard had great faith in the American people, but he would have been worried these last years, and last Wednesday.
What We Can Still Learn From Father Neuhaus
COMMENTARY: Official papers of the founder of the Institute for Religion and Public Life now archived at Catholic University of America.
Vatican Journal Jousts Against Imaginary ‘Ecumenism of Hate’ in America
COMMENTARY: The essay’s rhetoric of ‘inclusion’ and accusations of ‘fundamentalism’ immediately taint it with an aggressive cultural progressivism.
Richard John Neuhaus, Influential Catholic
BOOK PICK: New biography about the late priest is released.
