McCarrick Scandal Underscores Church’s Need for Greater Lay Involvement
COMMENTARY: The laity’s role isn’t about changing doctrine — it’s about promoting holiness and confronting corruption, especially in matters of abuse and financial oversight.
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The Trump Administration: More Catholic Than You Know
COMMENTARY: From what I’ve seen, the president’s team is earnestly striving to apply the precepts of our faith to the policies that govern America.
Donald Trump Says God Saved Him. He Can Repay God by Defending Life.
COMMENTARY: If the Republican presidential candidate truly believes that God twice spared him from assassination, he has a moral duty to oppose abortion.
At 80, Cardinal O’Malley Remains a Beacon of Leadership in the Church
COMMENTARY: From his appointment as archbishop of Boston in 2003, the Capuchin cardinal has embodied the care and conviction these times demand.
Super Bowl Ad Shows the Power of Lay Apostolates
COMMENTARY: The real story in the Hallow commercial is the power of lay apostolates, which are a key factor in the extraordinary vibrancy of the Church in the U.S.
Cardinal Pell: Dearly Departed Father of the Synod on Synodality
COMMENTARY: Two recent reflections offer timeless wisdom.
In The Fight for Life, Voting and Conversion Are Both Needed
COMMENTARY: If the pro-life movement is smart and focused, we can achieve great victories for the sake of mothers and children in our nation
America Needs the Way, the Truth and the Life
COMMENTARY: How can we help America rediscover Christ?
What I Saw at the March for Life
COMMENTARY: More than anything else, the pro-life movement is incredibly young. And it filled me with hope.
The Right — and Wrong — Way to Overturn ‘Roe v. Wade’
COMMENTARY: If the Supreme Court’s six originalist justices are truly originalists, they will end abortion altogether in their ‘Dobbs’ decision, which should have happened in ‘Roe.’
