A leading Nigerian Catholic researcher and criminologist says insecurity, chronic over-borrowing, climate change, inflation, and corruption have pushed millions of people into hunger. And that, in turn, is making it harder for them to receive […]

The Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in the nation’s capital is a magnificent Neo-Gothic structure, based on 14th-century English models, that calls itself “Washington National Cathedral”: a non-sequitur repeated by many others. […]

Anti-American Bias – “In a letter ostensibly written to support the bishops of the US, Pope Francis has actually made life considerably more difficult for them.” The Pope’s disastrous letter on immigration (Catholic Culture) Grace […]

Today is the anniversary of the death of Karol Wojtyla. Not of Pope John Paul the Great but of his father, Karol Wojtyla, senior. I also learned today—coming to the realization about four years too […]

In December of last year, officials in the New Britain, Connecticut, school district suspended teacher Marisol Arroyo-Castro for insubordination after she ignored their orders to remove a small crucifix from near her desk. This essay […]

Fordham University theology professor Michael Peppard shares an interesting anecdote about when he and his publisher were trying to find the right title for his new book. An editor suggested his book about Catholic biblical […]