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Carl’s Cuts: On Schmemann’s Lent, Billy Graham’s death, Madeleine L’Engle’s “Wrinkle”, and Cardinal Cupich’s column

March 12, 2018 Carl E. Olson 14

Confessions, observations, and animadversions on this, that, and the other. […]

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Pope Francis and clericalism

March 9, 2018 Christopher R. Altieri 13

Despite his repeated and vehement denunciations of clericalism, Francis’ more general remarks about the laity sometimes nevertheless exhibit a sort of clerical chauvinism. […]

Analysis

Cardinal Cupich launches “Amoris Laetitia” seminars for US bishops

February 12, 2018 Catholic News Agency 75

Among the several theologians to present at the upcoming seminars is a former national board member of Call to Action and an advocate for the […]

The Dispatch

“The Greatest Sin is losing the sense of Sin”

February 11, 2018 Eduardo Echeverria 16

One wonders if Pope Francis, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, and Cardinal Francis Coccopalmerio are as adept as Pope Pius XII in comprehending the impact of […]

Features

Archbishop Naumann: “If the Church is silent on the destruction of life, we’re being negligent”

December 4, 2017 Jim Graves 12

The recently elected USCCB’s head of the Committee of Pro-Life Activities discusses his many years of service in the pro-life cause, preaching about abortion, pro-abortion Catholic […]

The Dispatch

Archbishop Naumann, Cardinal Cupich, and the mysterious middle finger

November 14, 2017 Carl E. Olson 41

While Naumann has shown that he is a warrior and a leader—who can also dialogue when the moment calls for dialogue—it’s not evident at all […]

The Dispatch

Archbishop Naumann elected US bishops’ pro-life committee chair

November 14, 2017 Catholic News Agency 3

Archbishop Naumann won the pro-life committee with 96 votes, or 54 percent. The other candidate, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago, garnered 82 votes, or 46 […]

General

USCCB committee election a referendum on what it means to be pro-life

November 7, 2017 Catholic News Agency 9

At issue, fundamentally, is how the bishops understand what it means to be “pro-life.” While Naumann’s election would signal continuity with the current approach, Cupich’s […]

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