How to Spend the ‘Month of the Holy Souls’ in Time of Pandemic
COMMENTARY: November presents a new opportunity to address the pastoral needs of the living and the dead.
Results from Tag: 'john m. grondelski'
Roe v. Wade: Can It Get Any Worse After 2020?
COMMENTARY: For all its flaws, Roe still depends on five unelected Supreme Court justices willing to say the precedent should stand.
Jesus’ Eternal, Eucharistic Question: ‘Who Do You Say That I Am?’
COMMENTARY: It’s the central question of the Gospel, period, and it takes on greater significance in this unusual year.
Catholic Tools for Tolerance in a Time of Civil Unrest
COMMENTARY: Applying our knowledge from the doctrine of original sin, the Parable of the Wheat and Tares, and the Great Commandment of love of neighbor can go a long way in repairing the damage.
A Witness to Catholic (Under)Groundwork for Czechs’ and Slovaks’ Freedom
BOOK PICK: From the Underground Church to Freedom
Is the American Founding Compatible With a Catholic Vision of the Human Person?
COMMENTARY: A new book on America’s founding highlights that the stakes are high, and, as the nightly news makes clear, America is up for grabs.
New Commentary Shows How Matthew’s Gospel Holds Key to Good News
BOOK PICK: Behold the Christ: Proclaiming the Gospel of Matthew
New Jersey Linked to the Liberation of Dachau
COMMENTARY: April 29 is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the infamous Nazi concentration camp. And it has a page in U.S. Catholic history.
