When George Washington Quoted Micah 6:8
‘… to do Justice, to love mercy,’ he instructed in his ‘Circular Letter to the States.’
Results from Tag: 'founding fathers'
Quelling the Clamor Over the Constitution
COMMENTARY: The calamitous situation that currently grips the United States is in no way attributable to the country’s founding document.
Catholics in the American Revolution and an Update on Bishop Strickland (July 1)
Happy Fourth of July! As we prepare for Independence Day, let’s do some trivia on Catholic connections in the American Revolution. Register writer Joseph Pronechen has the facts about some of the unsung Catholic heroes who made their mark at our nation’s beginnings. But first we look at important Church news in the U.S. this week: Register Editor-in-Chief Shannon Mullen discusses the Vatican’s apostolic visitation of Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas.
Aquinas Proves God Exists and Faith Is Discoursed and Explained, as Culture Is Engaged
BOOK PICKS: Reads for our times
Natural Law and Moral Virtues Bring Independence From Tyranny
In the very opening sentence of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson appeals to the authority of “the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God.”
Is the American Founding Compatible With a Catholic Vision of the Human Person?
COMMENTARY: A new book on America’s founding highlights that the stakes are high, and, as the nightly news makes clear, America is up for grabs.
