The issue is not so much whether prior popes were in error in their scriptural citations. The issue is whether their scriptural appeals qualify as […]
As our self-consciously modern liturgical rites approach their fiftieth birthdays we would do well not to cling to them uncritically. Nor can we follow postmodernity […]
The cinema was once the light in which I sought purpose and escape. And then I was issued a challenge I could not escape: To […]
Here are three major ways in which Protestantism has influenced the Catholic Church. […]
While Universi Dominici Gregis is special law for a special event, it is not independent of the rest of canon law; it must be read in […]
“After our first Traditional Latin Mass,” says Matthew Arnold, author of Confessions of a Traditional Catholic, “I asked Betty, a cradle Catholic, her opinion. She […]
Paul Badde’s new book tells the story of a dramatic papacy as it unfolded. […]
My maturation as a professor came when I learned to love ideas more by way of coming to love them through—in pilgrimage with, in communion […]
The Church has three fundamental and mutually implicative tasks: to care for the poor, to worship God, and to evangelize. […]
The former cardinal archbishop of Westminster, who died on September 1st, had a significant and sometimes controversial role in the Church in Britain for four […]
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