While the dominant narrative in the West since the Enlightenment has been that religion is obscurantist and hostile to science, until the twentieth century, it was in the Christian West where the most important scientific […]
Be of service. Those three short words have the potential to carry an enormous positive impact when acted upon with love. I have thought of those words for weeks, ever since I watched an episode […]
“France is leading the way in Europe by becoming the first country to establish a ‘digital age of majority,’” said the country’s minister delegate for digital sovereignty. […]
This summer has led me on an unexpected pilgrimage related to the founding of the United States. I wrote previously about traveling some of the paths taken by Spanish explorers in 1776, including the trek through […]
The Holy See said the canonical criminal trial remains open and judges are continuing to review evidence in the case involving the former Jesuit accused of sexual and psychological abuse. […]
Editor’s note: This interview was first posted on the CWR on April 23, 2017. St. Mary Magdalene has long been a figure surrounded by controversy, curiosity, and a bit of confusion. In recent years, Dan […]
Rupnik rumors – and what might come next (The Pillar): “What happens when the disgraced priest’s trial comes to an end?” Charlotte diocese releases letter addressing SSPX Catholics after excommunication (Charlotte Observer): “Martin urged Catholics […]
Archbishop Samuel Kleda of Cameroon’s Douala Archdiocese has issued the strongest indictment yet of the country’s justice system. In a recent pastoral letter, the outspoken cleric and frequent critic of the ruling class condemned a […]
80-year-old Bishop Juan Abelardo Mata has been missing for 19 days. […]
Many of the engineering projects I worked on in the course of my career involved water or wastewater treatment. I worked on my share of sewage treatment plants, ranging in size from less than 100,000 […]
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