General

The myth of “the Francis Effect”?

March 7, 2014 Catherine Harmon 0

Next week will mark the one-year anniversary of Pope Francis’ election, and Pew Research has published a report on how the Holy Father is perceived by Americans—both Catholic and non-Catholic—and whether or not those perceptions […]

Essay

Holy Fathers, Holy Faces

March 7, 2014 James Day 0

Another Lenten season has begun for the Church, the time in which the most important truths of the faith are meditated upon, re-enacted, and celebrated. It will be almost 20 years next October since John […]

General

Some Lenten Links

March 5, 2014 Carl E. Olson 0

Meatless links, it goes without saying. • On Catholic World Report, Mark Shea writes about “living lent in the fast lane”: Lent is the reminder that all this sort of thinking is, well, ashes. Bupkis. […]

Essay

Living Lent in the Fast Lane

March 5, 2014 Mark P. Shea 0

I’m pretty lousy at doing Lent. So I’m a natural for yakking about it since (just between you and me) you’re pretty lousy at it too, no? Seriously, who says, “I am the most awesome […]