Rod Dreher blogs about Russell Shaw’s January 27th CWR piece, “Culture and Evangelization”: The force of the mainstream cultural current is so strong that it often seems the only communities that successfully resist it are […]
From ZENIT: This Monday through Thursday, the Gregorian University will host the international symposium “Towards Healing and Renewal,” on the safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults. One of the greatest hopes is that the symposium […]
“We do not need a generic, indefinite god but rather the living, true God who unfolds the horizon of men’s future into a prospect of firm, well-founded hope, a home rich in eternity that enables […]
… is summed up in this short paragraph from the newspaper’s February 1st editorial: It was a reference to the Obama administration’s requirement that large religious institutions, like hospitals and universities, provide insurance coverage for […]
The Vatican Today site reports on the connection between the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord and the observance of World Day for Consecrated Life: Pope Benedict celebrated on Thursday evening Solemn Vespers for […]
James Taranto takes a look at the anger of Planned Parenthood and allies after Komen announced it was not renewing grants to the country’s largest abortion provider: The attacks are vicious, and in some cases […]
As reported by The Daily Caller: “The issue of life is not a political issue, nor is it a policy issue, it is a definitional issue. It is a basic core issue that every society […]
A few years ago I interviewed my friend, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers, about being “black and Catholic in America”. It is worth revisiting during Black History Month, as Deacon Harold addresses a number of important topics. […]
2012 looks to shape up as another big year for stories about the Catholic Church abuse narrative. As things appear now, jury selection for the high-profile trial of priests in Philadelphia will begin on February […]
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