‘Gaudium et Spes’ Was Clear: Christ Is the Key to Unlock the Mystery of Man
COMMENTARY: Vatican II’s often-misread final document is best understood by returning to its central claim: Jesus Christ reveals man to himself.
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A God-Oriented Vision of Chastity
COMMENTARY: For the great thinkers of the Catholic tradition, ‘to be human is to exist with the sense of an absence to be filled.’
Humanae Vitae at 50: The Encyclical Still Needs to Be Properly Taught
Professor Stephan Kampowski argues the most important development of the document is for it to be better explained and understood.
Pope Francis to Puerto Rico’s Bishops: Men and Women Are Different for a Reason
The Holy Father told them during their ‘ad limina’ visit June 8, ‘The difference between man and woman is not meant to stand in opposition or to subordinate, but is for the sake of communion and generation, always in the image and likeness of God.’
German Prelate Breaks Ranks With Cardinal Marx, Insists on Fidelity to Rome
Cardinal Paul Cordes addressed an open letter to his brother bishops that was published in a German-language newspaper.
Pope Francis’ Catechism for Economics
COMMENTARY: The Gospel provides practical implications for an economy that upholds the dignity of human persons.
