ISIS’ war on Christians evokes comparisons to the Holocaust
Christian communities in communion with the Catholic Church that date back to the first converts made by St. Peter and St. Paul are being systematically annihilated.
Column: Sometimes God’s answer is sitting right in front of us
However, for me, I just wonder . . . if God can do all this good with just the face of the envelope, what must he be able to do when we put our pledge…
Column: Help CRS save lives in this season of sacrifice
CRS goes to the poorest areas of the world to help families lift themselves out of poverty.
Column: Social teaching is integral to jubilee year; learn how
In this Year of Mercy, what is the Holy Spirit prompting in you?
Column: Let’s rid our parishes of parochialism and resume the journey
"Parish" has become a synonym for small-minded, exclusive self-interest.
Column: Live out the Year of Mercy as an agent of God’s love
As a baptized Christian, we are charged with going out in the world to make Christ’s love visible, especially to one another.
Column: What’s the price of equality if it comes at the cost of conscience?
Recent remarks by the Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr. raise concerns that our Catholic parishes and schools could lose their tax-exempt status if the court should rule that same-sex marriage is a constitutional right.
Column: Honor the promise you made on Easter Sunday
by Bill Scholl Something of a minor miracle happened to me this Easter at Mass. While holding my toddler and keeping a father’s eye on my 6-year-old, I was actually able to pay attention to…
Three ways to protect your children, marriage, from pornography
This Lent, the archbishop wants every Catholic to be on guard — against pornography.
Column: You can’t keep God out of the public square
by Bill Scholl Let’s suppose all world governments denied the existence of atoms. Scientists are still allowed to believe, but everything is done to prevent them from applying atomic theory. Schools no longer teach about…