‘The Rings of Power’: A Contribution to or a Corruption of Tolkien’s World?
ROUNDTABLE: The Register spoke to four Catholic critics to get their take on the billion-dollar Amazon series halfway through its first season.
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The Camino Compadres: 3 US Bishops Find Spiritual Refreshment and Fraternity Via Ancient Pilgrimage
Archbishop Paul Coakley and Bishops James Conley and James Wall share highlights from their recent experience on El Camino de Santiago in Spain — the fifth time for two of them — and their recommendations for pilgrimages closer to home.
What Really Happens at the Napa Institute’s Summer Conference?
Media accounts that focus on politics and price tags ignore the unique fruits that come out of the annual event, attendees say.
Pope Francis, Vatican II and ‘Restorationism’
ROUNDTABLE: John Cavadini, Larry Chapp and Stephen White discuss the Pope’s recent comments on the Church in the U.S.
Catholic Leaders Urge ‘Both/And’ Response to Spate of Mass Shootings
While partisan voices emphasize focusing either on gun access or underlying cultural factors, several Catholic bishops and commentators point to the need to address both.
Beyond Pelosi: The Wider Implications of the Speaker’s Communion Ban
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s remedial measure is the latest chapter, and certainly not the last, in the U.S. bishops’ struggle to address the scandal caused by pro-abortion Catholic politicians.
Nancy Pelosi Banned From Communion: 5 Key Takeaways
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, Pelosi's local bishop, has instructed her not to receive Communion because of her extreme pro-abortion-rights actions.
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.
‘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.
