Why Abortion Is Different From Other Issues
There are many issues that Catholics should be concerned about, but that does not mean that some issues are not more pressing than other ones.
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Catholics Respond After Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87
Ginsburg’s death could tip the balance of the court to a 6-3 conservative majority, if President Donald Trump nominates a new justice to fill the vacancy left by Ginsburg before the November election.
Italian Bishops’ Conference Newspaper Defends Netflix’s ‘Cuties’
The review does not contain criticism of elements that have been lambasted across in the United States and Latin America, including long scenes of provocative dances and nudity.
Analysis: How a Papal Handshake Became an ‘Extraordinary Turning Point’ for LGBT Activists
According to a recent media report, Pope Francis told parents that “God loves your children as they are” and “the Church loves your children as they are because they are children of God.”
Catholic Amy Coney Barrett Front-Runner as Trump Signals Supreme Court Nomination Plans
Barrett, a federal judge on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, has been reported to lead the president’s short list, and was also a contender for Trump’s second Supreme Court nomination in 2018, before the president nominated Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Why Priests Don't Endorse Candidates: Experts Respond to FEC Chair
Experts in civil and canon law explain why Catholic clerics do not endorse political candidates, and why that issue touches on the religious liberty of the Church.
Bishop Paprocki: Catholic Church Can Provide a Clear Path for COVID-19 Response
Catholic principles of ordinary and extraordinary means of preserving life can aid society’s approach to pandemic, the Illinois bishop says in a recent essay.
Mother Teresa Deemed These Spiritual Bugs Hard To Cure, Our Personal Vocation Looks For Us And More!
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Archbishop Cordileone: Worshippers Should Be Treated Equally During the Pandemic
This weekend, San Francisco Catholics will participate in Eucharistic processions across the city, which will join together and walk past city hall, in part to protest the city’s revised limits on public worship.
Roe v. Wade: Can It Get Any Worse After 2020?
COMMENTARY: For all its flaws, Roe still depends on five unelected Supreme Court justices willing to say the precedent should stand.
