Donald Trump Can Thank Catholics for His Big Win
COMMENTARY: They rendered their verdict decisively on Nov. 5.
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Bearing the Wounds of Christ: Meet the Stigmatists
COMMENTARY: A rare breed of blessed souls bore the stigmata.
Two Years In, Why I’m Not Optimistic About Putin’s War on Ukraine
COMMENTARY: The situation remains grave. Pope Francis certainly understands that.
Sandra Day O’Connor: The Story Behind Her Appointment and Decisive Abortion Vote
COMMENTARY: President Reagan’s close adviser, William Clark, regretted passing on the chance to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court, giving way to the first woman justice.
In Cold War, Kissinger’s Realism Bowed to John Paul II’s Vision
COMMENTARY: Henry Kissinger, who died Wednesday at the age of 100, was one of the most influential voices in the history of U.S. foreign policy.
This Sept. 11, Let’s Also Remember the Abraham Accords
COMMENTARY: For purely political reasons, what began a splendid process of peace that continues to bear fruit has not gotten the attention it deserves.
Since Before the Witness of St. Peter Claver to Today, the Catholic Church Has a Long, and Often Overlooked, History Opposing Slavery
COMMENTARY: No other institution has so consistently opposed slavery for so long as has the Church. And it still does.
July 4th Ultimately Promises Independence for All Americans
COMMENTARY: How the Nation Came to Deliver on Liberty
Remembering America’s ‘Ambassador to Fatima’
COMMENTARY: Frank Shakespeare, who played an instrumental role in cementing the relationship between President Reagan and Pope John Paul II, died Dec. 14 at the age of 97.
Pennsylvania: A Tale of 2 Caseys and the Death of a Pro-Life Catholic State
COMMENTARY: With the election of Josh Shapiro as governor and John Fetterman as Robert Casey’s partner in the U.S. Senate, the position of Pennsylvania as a pro-life state is a thing of the past.
