Analysis

What does 2016 hold for US women religious?

January 7, 2016 Ann Carey 0

On the surface, news in 2015 about United States women religious appeared to be far more positive than in previous years: • The Vatican’s unprecedented apostolic visitation of women’s religious orders had concluded amicably in […]

Analysis

Liberal racism bares its fangs

December 30, 2015 George Weigel 0

Given the politically-correct hysteria that typically surrounds any discussion of racism these days, I hesitate to use the term. But it’s hard to find another that fits certain reactions to Synod-2015 from the port side […]

Analysis

A license to sin

November 24, 2015 Edward N. Peters 0

There is, I fear, no end in sight of the nonsensical nonsense being unleashed in the wake of various high-level ecclesiastic dalliances with doctrinal ambiguity and disciplinary confusion in regard to holy Communion for divorced-and-remarried […]

Analysis

France’s Catholic Revolution

November 23, 2015 Dr. Samuel Gregg 1

When many think about France and religion today, the images that usually come to mind are those of a highly secular society with a growing Islamic presence: a combination of widespread indifferentism, epicurean Voltairans, persistent […]

Analysis

Who Will Reform Islam?

November 19, 2015 William Kilpatrick 0

Those who are relying on the moderate Muslims of the world to correct their errant brethren might profit from a news story out of Pakistan. The All Pakistan Private Schools Federation (APPSF) has launched a […]