Cardinal Burke: Trump’s Victory a Wake-Up Call to US Political Leaders
The patron of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta said Catholics need to continue to make their presence felt in the election process.
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Trump’s Triumph Powered by Religious Voters
NEWS ANALYSIS: Trump’s successful appeal to evangelical and many Catholic voters was a crucial factor.
9 Voting Points for the Catholic Conscience
Father John Lankeit, Rector of Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix, explains how voters are to differentiate between issues that require prudential judgement and those that are intrinsically evil, specifically regarding abortion.
Raymond Arroyo’s Interview with Donald Trump: Full Text
The GOP presidential candidate was featured on the Oct. 27 episode of EWTN’s The World Over.
Trump vs. Clinton III — A Shift in Focus
NEWS ANALYSIS: Pressed by a fair-minded moderator, Clinton was forced to declare before a national audience her unrestricted support of abortion in all of its forms, including late-term partial-birth abortions.
‘Catholic Spring’ Email Leak: American Ideals at Risk, US Bishops Warn
Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, president of the U.S. bishops’ conference, responded to the leaked email exchange involving Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta.
Trump vs. Clinton II: In Any Other Election Year …
NEWS ANALYSIS: Both presidential candidates’ flaws remained front and center in their acrimonious second debate, reminding Catholic voters of the need to focus on the true essentials of the political process.
Donald Trump to Catholic Leaders: I Am Pro-Life and I Will Protect Religious Liberty
The GOP presidential candidate’s letter to the 18th Annual Catholic Leadership Conference, now underway in Denver, addresses issues of key concern to Catholic voters.
Impact of a Third-Party Vote Unclear in Election
A prudential perspective is important, in considering whether such votes are ‘wasted’ or might help elect the least desirable major-party candidate.
For Faithful Catholic Voters, There Is No Easy Third-Party Choice
Some Catholics aren’t satisfied with both major party 2016 presidential nominees and are scrutinizing other candidates for the nation’s highest political office.
