States of Alert: Political and Church Leaders Seek Shelter Against Marriage Ruling
Defenders of marriage assess the damage wrought by the Supreme Court’s decision to redefine the institution in the Unites States.
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The Catholic Church and the ‘New Normal’
COMMENTARY: Seven sobering impressions from the Supreme Court’s ruling to redefine marriage in the United States.
Does Supreme Court’s Marriage Decision Protect Religious Entities?
COMMENTARY: For faithful Christians, Jews and Muslims, the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges leaves more questions than answers.
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Hundreds of US Priests Ask Synod to Affirm Church Teaching on Marriage and the Family
Among the signees are seven bishops.
Why Same-Sex ‘Marriage’ Is Impossible for Catholics
COMMENTARY: Catholic beliefs are not simply a matter of opinion; they are a matter of fact.
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
Court watchers were startled by the caution expressed by Justice Anthony Kennedy, regarded as the likely swing vote on the legally, politically and socially contentious issue.
Ireland’s Defenders of Marriage Speak Up for Mothers, Fathers and Children
A May 22 referendum would amend the Republic of Ireland’s constitution to read, 'Marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two persons without distinction as to their sex.'
Archbishop Kurtz: Society Has Taken Marriage for Granted for Too Long
'We have not cultivated the basis for sacrificial love but have, in a sense, fallen victims of a culture that tends to talk about adult choices and options,’ the archbishop said at Saturday’s March for Marriage in Washington.
The Truth That Dare Not Speak Its Name — Catholic Teachings on Homosexuality?
Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia and other Church authorities speak with the Register about how to discuss this sensitive issue in contemporary America
