Analysis

Justice and Fresh Water

March 21, 2014 William L. Patenaude 0

Many of us in clean water professions wish more people talked about what we do. If bishops and pontiffs take clean water seriously, shouldn’t everyone? After all, clean water—and plenty of it—is essential for human […]

Analysis

The Media’s Fictional Francis

March 13, 2014 John Paul Shimek 0

Last week, La Stampa’s Vatican Insider reported that Pope Francis has been nominated for the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. According to the news brief, other nominees include Vladimir Putin, Edward Snowden, and Malala Yousafzai. While […]

Analysis

Roman Rights and Wrongs

January 25, 2014 Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille 0

Every January for over a century now, Christians have set aside a special week to pray for unity. This week, my friend the Orthodox priest and historian Oliver Herbel posted an excellent reflection in which […]

Analysis

Ecology, Abortion, and the Left

January 21, 2014 William L. Patenaude 0

Nearly two weeks ago, as the United States approached the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Pope Francis presented the concerns of the Church to the Vatican diplomatic corps. His statements about abortion were some […]