Today, both Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Pope Benedict XVI sent messages to President Barack Obama, congratulating him on his re-election. Cardinal Dolan’s letter: Dear President Obama, In my capacity as President of […]
According to exit polls, Barack Obama was re-elected last night with the majority of the Catholic vote. From Politico: Although he again lost Protestant voters to his GOP opponent, Obama held onto his advantages among […]
Kenneth J. Collins, PhD is professor of historical theology and Wesley Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. He is the author of several books, including The Theology of John Wesley (Abingdon) and The […]
Abp. Charles Chaput has written a lengthy and excellent review of Brad Gregory’s book, The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society, an important historical study that David Paul Deavel reviewed for CWR earlier […]
“The commitment of Christians in the world has found a variety of expressions in the course of the past 2000 years. One such expression has been Christian involvement in political life: Christians, as one Early Church […]
The last official meeting between the Ecclesia Dei Commission and the authorities of the Society of Saint Pius X took place in the offices of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith on June […]
From Planned Parenthood’s Facebook page, via Mark Shea: As a palate cleanser, here’s a video from Archbishop Lori on religious freedom: “Religious liberty is also prior to the state itself. It is not a privilege that the […]
On the evening of October 11th, incumbent Joe Biden and challenger Paul Ryan met to square off in the first and only 2012 Vice Presidential Debate. While the two men are currently competing against each […]
Editor’s note: The following is a homily given by Fr. Tran on Sunday, October 28th. It is posted here as part of Catholic World Report‘s desire to contribute to the discussion regarding principles of responsible […]
In an era when there is more information available than ever before, why is disciplined reasoning so rare? Wouldn’t one expect this to be reason’s golden age? Nevertheless, in political contests and in the debates […]
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