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.
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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.
Pro-Life 2.0: With or Without ‘Roe,’ Movement’s Future Is Now
While fight to limit access to abortion may face uncertain way forward, advocates strive to make abortion ‘unthinkable.’
The Poison of Polarization: DC Violence Highlights America’s Deep Divisions
NEWS ANALYSIS: Catholic commentators point to deep social and spiritual causes for the growing split and an essential religious dimension in the way forward.
Catholics React to Chaos at the Capitol
Leaders and commentators recommend prayer in wake of violence.
In Midst of Pandemic, Service Providers to the Homeless See a Challenging Winter Ahead
Limits on shelter capacity, increases in the number of unsheltered, and isolation during dreary winter weather identified as key concerns.
In Election’s Aftermath, Catholics Engaged in Political Battle Urged Not to Lose the Fight for Holiness
In the wake of an acrimonious battle, the faithful are encouraged to focus on the eternal.
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.
