In ‘Fratelli Tutti,’ the Good Samaritan Becomes an ‘Icon for Our Time’
NEWS ANALYSIS: Pope Francis’ new encyclical teaches that ‘universal scope’ of fraternal love should animate world’s response to political, social and economic divides.
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The Candidates and Economics: Whose Plan Is ‘More Catholic’?
Experts agree that the economy should serve persons and families, but differ on the presidential candidates and policies to get the job done.
Navy’s Cutting of Contract Priests: Part of ‘Longer Arc’?
Though ultimately overturned, the decision raises ongoing questions about religious liberty in the armed forces.
Institute for Priestly Formation Helps Catholic Seminarians Go Deeper in Prayer
A hallmark of the 25-year-old program at Creighton University has been the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Catholic Church in Venezuela Suffers With Her People
Priests are going hungry and religious communities have been leaving the country, but leaders say crisis is an opportunity to return to the core of the Gospel.
Venezuelan Seminarians Struggle to Follow Christ’s Call
Venezuelan seminarians are struggling to continue their formation for the priesthood in the midst of a deepening national crisis
Amid Nation’s ‘Transgender Moment,’ US Catholics Engage With Truth and Charity
Faithful Catholics are rearticulating the Church’s teaching on sexual identity and applying it to the challenges raised by gender ideology.
Catholics Split on NFL National Anthem Demonstrations
While racism is acknowledged as a real and present problem in America, Catholic leaders have differences of opinion on the appropriateness, effectiveness of NFL player protests.
US Seminaries: This School Year, Signs of Strength
Several American institutions report modest increase in young men studying for the priesthood.
The Spirit of Land O’Lakes: A Recent Student’s Perspective
COMMENTARY: Part of a Register Symposium
