Catholic Colleges Answer the Call for Skilled Tradesmen
With a focus on both faith and practical skills, new Catholic colleges are providing an alternative to traditional liberal arts institutions.
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Demographic Trends, Financial Challenges Force Catholic College Closures
Magdalen College of the Liberal Arts has become one of 21 Catholic colleges across the country to shut its doors, merge with another institution, or announce plans to do so since 2016.
Why Did Christ Descend Into Hell?
St. Thomas Aquinas explains that Christ’s descent to hell fulfilled many purposes.
Cotton Swabs and Hazmat Gowns: The Sacrament of the Sick During COVID
Chaplains recount their sacramental challenges.
Biden’s Immigration Policies Embody Many Key Catholic Principles
The U.S. bishops have been supportive of the president’s initial moves, which include enhanced protections for children of undocumented immigrants and increasing the number of refugee admissions.
Despite His Controversial Exit, Trump’s Presidency Strongly Aided the Pro-Life Cause
The list of accomplishments on the pro-life file include bans on federal funding for abortion both domestically and overseas and the appointment of nearly 200 federal judges who are constitutional originalists.
How Faith-Based Voters — and the ‘Nones’— Affected the Election
Every vote counted in the tightly contested 2020 presidential race, which means that that even minor shifts among religious groups could have had an outsized impact on the outcome.
New Massachusetts Bishop Noted for Humor and Social Media Savvy
Bishop-elect William Byrne says the greatest preparation for becoming a bishop has been his service as a pastor.
What Happened to the Catholic Vote in the 2020 Presidential Election?
According to exit polls, the vote seemed to split nearly evenly.
Third-Parties Court Catholic Voters
The Libertarian, Green and American Solidarity parties promote themselves as significant alternatives to the two major political parties.
