Opinion

On the Buenos Aires directive

September 13, 2016 Edward N. Peters 0

Canon 915, the modern (yet resting on ancient roots) norm that prohibits ministers of holy Communion from giving that sacrament to Catholics who “obstinately persevere in manifest grave sin” does not expressly name divorced Catholics living in […]

Opinion

Pro-Choice Puritans

August 22, 2016 Jennifer Roback Morse 0

For a very short time, Puritanism was the dominant religion in America. The need to populate a large continent led to lots of immigration of lots of people from different religions. Since then, we Americans […]

Opinion

Reversing the flight from the family

July 28, 2016 David J. Theroux 0

America is experiencing an unprecedented “flight from the family,” with a growing number of women neither marrying nor having children. Simultaneously over the past fifty years, the welfare state has experienced a gigantic expansion, and […]

Opinion

Homelessness, party-style

July 22, 2016 George Weigel 0

I grew up in what you might call a genetically-Democratic family, but one in which partisan heterodoxy was not uncommon. My parents voted for Dwight D. Eisenhower twice, for Richard M. Nixon in 1960, and […]

Opinion

Ad Orientem Nunc!

July 12, 2016 Dr. Leroy Huizenga 1

Cardinal Robert Sarah, Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments (CDW for short), gave a beautiful barnburner of a speech last week at the Sacra Liturgia conference in London. […]