Opinion

Jihad: Searching for a Motive

January 17, 2017 William Kilpatrick 0

After the truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin and the murder of a Russian ambassador in Ankara, Bishop Nuncio Galantino assured the press that the attacks were not motivated by religion but by […]

Sojourns with Schall

The Bomb That Never Detonated

January 16, 2017 James V. Schall, S.J. 0

I. Back in the early 1970s, in the heyday of unceasing rancor over Humanae Vitae, a great number of books were published that prophesied disaster for the human race. Among the most famous was Paul Ehrlich’s widely […]

Editorial

A Malta Laetitia

January 14, 2017 Carl E. Olson 1

Just yesterday I was lamenting to some colleagues about how weary I’ve become of the ongoing and escalating debate over Amoris Laetitia and its interpretation. “I would be happy,” I said, “to not write of […]

Analysis

The Maltese disaster

January 13, 2017 Edward N. Peters 3

The bishops of Malta, in a document that can only be called disastrous, repeatedly invoking Pope Francis’ Amoris laetitia, have directly approved divorced and remarried Catholics taking holy Communion provided they feel “at peace with God”.  Unlike, say, the Argentine document on Amoris which, […]