Catholic World Report – Global Church news and views

Books

Accessible and imperfect, American Catholics is discomforting to left and right

Readers of this journal are no doubt aware of the recent traditionalist attacks on the theological orthodoxy of the Second Vatican Council. This theological critique [...]
The Dispatch

Notorious RBG and the Cool Factor

The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has filled our social media feeds with images of the iconic Supreme Court Justice. Scrolling through her photos was [...]
The Dispatch

‘Dogma lives loudly in you’ – Amy Coney Barrett’s 2017 confirmation hearing

Washington D.C., Sep 19, 2020 / 02:25 pm (CNA).- Federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a Catholic mother of seven, is on President Donald Trump’s shortlist [...]
The Dispatch

Most Wisconsin Catholics again obligated to attend Sunday Mass

Starting in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and the Diocese of Green Bay on Sept. 19-20 and phasing in at two other dioceses the remainder of [...]
Essay

St. Januarius, witness of the Most Precious Blood of Christ

Editor’s note: The following was adopted from a homily preached on September 19, 2020, the liturgical memorial of St. Januarius, at the Church of the [...]

Accessible and imperfect, American Catholics is discomforting to left and right

Books

Dr. Christopher Shannon September 20, 2020 0

Readers of this journal are no doubt aware of the recent traditionalist attacks on the theological orthodoxy of the Second Vatican Council. This theological critique generally carries with it some version of the following historical [...]

St. Januarius, witness of the Most Precious Blood of Christ

Essay

Peter M.J. Stravinskas September 18, 2020 2

Editor’s note: The following was adopted from a homily preached on September 19, 2020, the liturgical memorial of St. Januarius, at the Church of the Holy Innocents, New York City. Today the Church celebrates the [...]

Analysis

The Fatuities of Professor Faggioli

George Weigel September 17, 2020 28

The defense of the dubious by the ill-informed can lead to the preposterous – and that is precisely the slippery slope down which Villanova’s Massimo Faggioli careens in his critique of my recent Washington Post [...]

Books

The Constitution: An excerpt from America on Trial

Robert R. Reilly September 16, 2020 4

Editor’s note: On September 17, 1787, the U.S. Constitution was signed by 39 delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Since 2005, September 17th has been celebrated in the United States as both Constitution Day and Citizenship [...]

Books

Restoring Humanity offers theological foundations for rebuilding Catholic culture

Michael P. Krom September 15, 2020 1

St. Augustine argued that we are bound together as a people by a shared view of what is lovable. While it is bad enough that Americans appear to be bound together by love of creature [...]

Columns

Facing industrial-strength problems in an industrial-driven society

James Kalb September 14, 2020 19

Behind many of the confusions of the present day—political, cultural, moral, and religious—lies the problem of industrial society. By “industrial society” I mean a society in which major social functions like government, education, and economic [...]

Essay

The Exaltation of the Cross: The symbol of ignominy transformed into a symbol of victory

Peter M.J. Stravinskas September 13, 2020 6

On Good Friday, the preeminent Day of Atonement, Mother Church focuses our attention on the Cross and on Him hanging from it. Only the most hard-hearted are not moved to pity and sorrow. Today, the [...]

Books

Defending America’s Rule of Reason

Joseph Pearce September 11, 2020 17

America is in crisis. Beyond the trials and tribulations associated with COVID-19, there is rioting in the streets and calls for the “rebranding” of the United States in terms of identity politics. These are times [...]

Facing industrial-strength problems in an industrial-driven society

James Kalb September 14, 2020 19

Behind many of the confusions of the present day—political, cultural, moral, and religious—lies the problem of industrial society. By “industrial society” I mean a society in which major social functions like government, education, and economic [...]
Reading St. Thomas: A beginner’s guide to the articulus

Joseph G. Trabbic August 12, 2020 9
A secular society?

James Kalb August 2, 2020 9

Riots, Technocrats, and Normality

Carl E. Olson May 30, 2020 44

What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; and there is nothing new under the sun. Is there a thing of which it is said, “See, [...]
Progressives and the problem of being more Francis than the pope

Carl E. Olson February 20, 2020 45
2009-2019: A decade spent exchanging the truth for a lie

Carl E. Olson January 2, 2020 25

Accessible and imperfect, American Catholics is discomforting to left and right

Notorious RBG and the Cool Factor

‘Dogma lives loudly in you’ – Amy Coney Barrett’s 2017 confirmation hearing

Most Wisconsin Catholics again obligated to attend Sunday Mass

St. Januarius, witness of the Most Precious Blood of Christ

Latest Features

Accessible and imperfect, American Catholics is discomforting to left and right

St. Januarius, witness of the Most Precious Blood of Christ

The Fatuities of Professor Faggioli

The Constitution: An excerpt from America on Trial

Restoring Humanity offers theological foundations for rebuilding Catholic culture

Facing industrial-strength problems in an industrial-driven society

The Exaltation of the Cross: The symbol of ignominy transformed into a symbol of victory

Defending America’s Rule of Reason

Columns

Facing industrial-strength problems in an industrial-driven society

Editorial

Riots, Technocrats, and Normality

Defending America’s Rule of Reason

Atheist, racist, bigot, sexist: The truth about the demonic Karl Marx

Director of Fatima film: “I think we achieved something believable.”

Accessible and imperfect, American Catholics is discomforting to left and right

The Constitution: An excerpt from America on Trial

Restoring Humanity offers theological foundations for rebuilding Catholic culture

St. Januarius, witness of the Most Precious Blood of Christ

The Exaltation of the Cross: The symbol of ignominy transformed into a symbol of victory

Fr. Paul Mankowski, S.J.: A Tribute

In Chicago, shattered glass but also a vision of heaven

COVID-19 closing order causes “irreparable harm” to Catholic schools, lawsuit argues

Three black Catholics reflect on faith, race, and the prevailing narrative

The Dispatch: More from CWR

Follow CWR on Facebook

Join Our Free Newsletter

Most Recent

News in Pictures

Digging deeper into the Pew data about nones, millennials, and Christians

Follow CWR on Facebook

Join Our Free Newsletter

Most Recent

Categories

News in Pictures