In an ‘Ignatian Year’ Jesuits Look to Founder’s ‘Cannonball Moment’ as Paradigm for Renewal
PART I: Some embrace the Society of Jesus’ recent difficulties as an opportunity for conversion and drawing more deeply from their roots.
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One Year After George Floyd’s Killing: Black Catholics Are Exhausted, Yet Hopeful
Racial justice is a noble quest for the Church and society.
Sex, Gender and a Whole Lot of Confusion
A conversation with Catholic literary scholar and former postmodern feminist Abigail Favale.
State, Not Church, Leads Western Response to China’s Human-Dignity Violations
As the Vatican’s gambit appears to falter, Western nations take action; opportunities for laity abound.
‘Total Control’: China Regime’s Communist Ideology the Common Thread of Web of Human-Rights Abuses
Human-rights advocates who spoke with the Register painted a picture of an emboldened Chinese regime, led by President Xi Jinping, that is bent on suppressing any and all dissent.
Major Trans-gression: Why Gender Ideology Brooks No Dissent
Characterizing long-held viewpoints of gender and sexuality as forms of violence and threats to a trans-identifying person’s existence reveals the shaky, subjective basis and need for external validation at the heart of the ideology.
Catholics in the Crosshairs of Big Tech?: Recent Cluster of Cases of De Facto Online Censorship Raises Concerns
Lack of transparency from platforms makes intentional suppression an open question.
Can Pro-Lifers Sway President Biden on Abortion?
Analysts say it will be difficult, but must be tried. Catholic engagement will be key.
Responding to the Joe Biden Presidency: ‘Souls Are on the Line’
Speaking with the Register, Catholic commentator Mary Eberstadt discusses the profound challenge that the pro-abortion-rights president poses for the faithful.
Will Sen. Manchin’s Focus on Moderation Come at the Expense of His Catholic Principles?
Given the 50-50 split in the U.S. Senate, the centrist West Virginia Democrat will wield incredible influence — and likely face extraordinary pressure.
