JFK’s Assassination: Catholics Reflect on President’s Faith and Life on 60th Anniversary
For the first time on Jan. 20, 1961, a Catholic moved into the White House ...
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Averting Nuclear Armageddon — in October 1962 and Today
COMMENTARY: Sixty years ago, it took the skill and resolve of key statesmen and religious leaders — in Washington, in Moscow, at the Vatican — to pull the world back from the precipice.
Nov. 22, 1963, and the Frontiers of Lewis, Huxley and Kennedy
‘I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.’
Joe Biden and JFK: How Catholicism Played a Role in the Presidential Bids of 1960 and 2020
John F. Kennedy’s game-changing election 60 years ago differs starkly from Joe Biden’s campaign this year, but the first Catholic president paved the way for the likely next.
United in History and Tragedy: JFK and Pope Pius XII
COMMENTARY: The president and pontiff met several times.
