The Dobbs Decision Leaked: What Does It Mean?
ROUNDTABLE: The Register speaks with Charles Camosy, Alexandra DeSanctis and Jenny Kraska for their thoughts on the implications of the Supreme Court’s leaked draft that would strike down Roe v. Wade.
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‘Misdiagnosis’ — or Worse? German Synodal Path’s Solutions to Abuse Crisis Questioned
NEWS ANALYSIS: Critics of the effort don’t disagree with the need for reform — they disagree that the solutions posed actually address the crisis, raising questions of underlying motives.
Lights-Off Liturgies: Why Don’t We Have More of Them?
The lack of artificial lighting during the Easter vigil can be a powerful aid to prayer, raising the question of why this practice isn’t done more regularly.
Lauren Handy, Aborted Babies and the Ethics of Pro-Life Activism
ROUNDTABLE: What does ethical pro-life action look like? The Register asked four pro-life leaders for their perspectives.
Christine Emba’s Socratic Sex Talk
The Catholic journalist’s debut book, ‘Rethinking Sex: A Provocation,’ aims to give her peers the space to question dominant narratives about sex and seek ‘the good of the other.’
Contradiction or Coherence? What to Make of Pope Francis’ Statements Regarding Just War, Self-Defense and Ukraine
While some suggest that the Pope’s messaging is internally conflicted, others argue that the Holy Father’s statements both illuminate and are illumined by his broader teaching on war.
Bishop Flores and the Theology of Pets
The dog owner and Thomist theologian reflects on the goodness of pets and how to love them well.
Super Bowl Highlights Super-Spread of Sports Gambling — and the Risks Posed
The rapid expansion of sports betting has advocates for responsible gambling, as well as members of the gambling-recovery community, concerned.
St. Irenaeus, the Church’s New Doctor: What’s His Significance Today, and Who’s Next?
ROUNDTABLE: The Register speaks with theologians Tracey Rowland, Father Thomas Joseph White, John Cavadini, and Matthew Bunson for their thoughts on St. Irenaeus of Lyon being declared a Doctor of the Church.
The Call of Duty: Priests, Seminarians Respond to Dire Need for Military Chaplains
Drawn by the desire to serve those who serve, candidates are answering ‘the call within a call’ to become active-duty priest chaplains in the U.S. armed forces at a time when the ranks are low.
