In DC’s Virginia Suburbs, Catholic Lawyers and Politicians Have a Double Patron in St. Thomas More
‘Father. Lawyer. Writer. Educator. Intellectual. Politician. Martyr. He’s the patron for all seasons…’
Results from Tag: 'justice antonin scalia'
Justice Scalia’s Legal Rise: The Beginnings of a Remarkable and Beloved Jurist
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Scalia’ tells multifaceted story of his life up to his 1986 confirmation to the high court.
Overturning Roe Was a Victory for Justice Scalia
Justice Antonin Scalia’s writings lent authority and credibility to the pro-life movement, invigorating us in the good times and re-invigorating us in the bad times.
What Justice Scalia Can Still Teach Us
Evangelization presumes friendship with non-Catholics — it’s difficult to communicate the Gospel to those whose friendship you refuse.
Recalling the Unlikely Ginsburg-Scalia Friendship
Justice Antonin Scalia’s love of debate was one of the things that drew him to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a woman with whom he disagreed on many things, including many aspects of the law.
Gorsuch Mirrors Scalia in Latest Supreme Court Case
COMMENTARY: The newest justice didn’t ‘side with the liberals’ in Sessions v. Dimaya. He, along with his predecessor, concurs on the ‘vagueness doctrine.’
Justice Scalia’s Advice on ‘the Ways of Christ and the Ways of the World’
BOOK PICK: Scalia Speaks
Antonin Scalia: America’s Good Servant ‘Because He Was God’s First’
COMMENTARY: Justice’s funeral Mass was both edifying and evangelizing — and unambiguously Catholic.
What Will Justice Scalia’s Death Mean for the Little Sisters of the Poor?
NEWS ANALYSIS: His death could profoundly affect the outcome of the Little Sisters’ Supreme Court case against the HHS contraception mandate.
Death of Justice Scalia Stirs Sadness — and Fears of a Deadlocked Court
NEWS ANALYSIS: The late Supreme Court justice drew applause for his commitment to the rule of law and his deep Catholic faith, but his sudden death has sparked a political battle over his replacement.
