The USCCB has announced that Jonathan J. Reyes, Ph.D.—currently the head of the Archdiocese of Denver’s Catholic Charities—will take over as executive director of the bishops’ Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development in December. […]
“When I went to Planned Parenthood for my five abortions, I was never given any sort of a choice other than to pay my money, sign the papers, and go in the back for the […]
The Da Vinci Code may have come and gone, but the same dubious “scholarship”, breathless “gotcha!” tactics, and general, sloppy silliness lives on—in the New York Times: A Faded Piece of Papyrus Refers to Jesus’ […]
Here are some of the best images from Pope Benedict XVI’s weekend trip to Lebanon, from Catholic News Service:
Every functional society is based on a system of common understandings about man, the world, and the common good. Otherwise those who take part in it won’t be able to cooperate effectively in the network […]
The past June I had the pleasure and honor of being one of six presenters at the annual Orientale Lumen conference, the 17th such conference, which was held in Washington, D.C.: From June 18-21, 2012, […]
John Allen, Jr., conducts a long and wide-ranging interview with Abp. Charles Chaput, touching on a host of issues, including the recent trial of Monsignor Flynn, the financial woes of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Catholic […]
If we Americans listen to our own music, we hear that America is the land of the free and the home of the brave. We have purple mountains and amber waves of grain. “God bless […]
The main event of the third and final day of Pope Benedict’s apostolic journey to Lebanon was an open-air Mass with several hundred thousand attendees at the Beirut City Center Waterfront. During his homily (full […]
The second day of Pope Benedict’s apostolic journey to Lebanon featured two of his most highly anticipated addresses, one delivered to politicians, diplomats, and religious and cultural leaders and one addressed to a gathering of […]
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