Yesterday Archbishop Timothy Broglio, archbishop for the US military services, issued the statement below in response to the shooting at Washington, DC’s Navy Yard, which left 13 people dead, including the alleged shooter, and eight […]
On June 5, Pope Francis devoted his Wednesday general audience to the environment. Decrying the “culture of waste,” he linked disrespect for the environment to disrespect for human life: This “culture of waste” tends to […]
Today is the Feast of two Doctors of the Church, a man and a woman who are remarkable in many ways, including in how very different they are from one another. First, St. Robert Bellarmine […]
A new book from Ignatius Press featuring interviews with several professors, students, colleagues, and friends who were close to Cardinal Bergoglio prior to his election this past spring sheds light on his views of liberation […]
A quick look at a few articles and books from unlikely places is confirming what the Church has known for many decades. Want better sex? And stronger marriage? Hope to avoid breast cancer? Want fewer […]
“The Church—I repeat once again—is not a relief organization, an enterprise nor an NGO (Non-Government Organization), but a community of people, animated by the Holy Spirit, who have lived and are living the wonder of […]
During his Sunday Angelus address, Pope Francis focused on the three parables in today’s Gospel—the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son—and on the centrality of mercy to the Christian life. “If, in […]
From Pope Francis’ homily this morning during Mass at the Domus Sanctae Marthae chapel (via Vatican Radio): Those who live judging their neighbor, speaking ill of their neighbor, are hypocrites, because they lack the strength […]
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