Vatican Hopes a Donald Trump Presidency Will Promote Peace Amid Conflict
Cardinal Pietro Parolin said Wednesday, 'We congratulate the new president, so that his government can be truly fruitful' in a world torn by conflict.
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Trump’s Triumph Powered by Religious Voters
NEWS ANALYSIS: Trump’s successful appeal to evangelical and many Catholic voters was a crucial factor.
Are Clinton’s Catholics Getting Things ‘Backwards’?
Leaked emails have highlighted that some of the Democratic presidential nominee’s closest advisers are dissenters who have lobbied for changes to Church teaching on key moral issues.
Has the Al Smith Dinner Ceased to Be a Worthwhile Event for the Catholic Church?
COMMENTARY: After three contentious debates and in final stretch before Election Day, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will trade humorous barbs at tonight's annual fundraiser in New York.
Trump vs. Clinton III — A Shift in Focus
NEWS ANALYSIS: Pressed by a fair-minded moderator, Clinton was forced to declare before a national audience her unrestricted support of abortion in all of its forms, including late-term partial-birth abortions.
‘Catholic Spring’ Email Leak: American Ideals at Risk, US Bishops Warn
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, president of the U.S. bishops’ conference, responded to the leaked email exchange involving Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta.
Leaked Emails Show Hillary Clinton Campaign Chief Discussing ‘Revolution’ Against Bishop
The email exchange, entitled “Catholic Spring,” also suggests that two organizations — Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good and Catholics United — were created for such a purpose.
