Could Cuts to USAID Present an Opportunity to Counter Ideological Colonization Linked to Foreign Aid?
Obianuju Ekeocha, founder and president of Culture of Life Africa, says aid model urgently needs revision, based on principles of faith and family.
Edward Pentin
Edward Pentin is the Register’s Senior Contributor and EWTN News Vatican Analyst. He began reporting on the Pope and the Vatican with Vatican Radio before moving on to become the Rome correspondent for EWTN's National Catholic Register. He has also reported on the Holy See and the Catholic Church for a number of other publications including Newsweek, Newsmax, Zenit, The Catholic Herald, and The Holy Land Review, a Franciscan publication specializing in the Church and the Middle East. Edward is the author of The Next Pope: The Leading Cardinal Candidates (Sophia Institute Press, 2020) and The Rigging of a Vatican Synod? An Investigation into Alleged Manipulation at the Extraordinary Synod on the Family (Ignatius Press, 2015). Follow him on Twitter at @edwardpentin.
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Vatican’s Ex-Auditor General Vows to Continue to Fight After Tribunal’s Latest Move
The tribunal ordered the removal of evidence of corruption from Libero Milone’s claim, which he calls unjust.
Faithful Launch Rosary Crusade to Defeat UK Assisted-Suicide Bill
Opponents of the legislation have warned that, if passed, the bill would lead to the deaths of many vulnerable people, normalize suicide and further significantly undermine the moral fabric of British society.
Prominent English Scholar Says His Country’s Decline Began With the Reformation
John Rist says the secularization and moral fragmentation in England stems from the cataclysmic 16th-century event and the ensuing rise of nontheistic rights theories.
Faith and the Future: How Christianity Can Save the West
From Bishop Robert Barron to Jordan Peterson, leaders at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London call for a renewed sense of the sacred.
England’s Decline: As ‘Our Lady’s Dowry’ Wanes, Is the Catholic Faith Set for a Revival?
ANALYSIS: The country is facing many socio-political ills that Church leaders and others link to a spiritual vacuum but signs of a Catholic revival are said to be ‘bubbling under the surface.’
How the Harrowing Story of ‘Alive’ Provides Lessons in Hope in Pope’s New Book
Pope Francis gives a vivid and compelling account of an inspiring testimony to faith-filled hope and the power of the Rosary.
Cardinal Fernández: Father Rupnik Investigation Completed, Independent Tribunal Now Being Established
Despite the allegations against him, Father Rupnik continues to live an unrestricted life as a priest and resides at his Rome art center.
Priests at Rome Conference Share Their Challenges, Strong Signs of Hope
Clergy speak with the Register about falling Mass attendance and other concerns, while highlighting how the young faithful’s seeking out Christ in particular brings hope in the Jubilee Year.
Cardinals Sarah, Müller and Burke Encourage Priests Facing Today’s Challenges
At a gathering of Catholic clergy in Rome, the trio of cardinals emphasized the unique and indispensable role of priests at this time in human history.
