The Autocracy Virus
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Autocratic tendencies run deep in Latin American politics. But the same kinds of power grabs seem to be spreading like a virus to all corners of the globe, including here in the United States.
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Sorry, Not Sorry: Olympics Organizers Have No Shame
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: When the Olympic organizers and others on the Left use the term ‘inclusive,’ they mean prioritizing those who have contempt for Christianity.
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Is Our ‘Emmaus Moment’
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: It’s important to remember that this isn’t just an ‘event.’ It’s a call to action.
The Church Must Defend Integrity of Confession in Hong Kong
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: It’s imperative that Catholic leaders speak out against this latest blow to religious freedom and human rights in the Chinese territory.
Political Grandstanding on IVF Ignores Its Abuse of Human Dignity
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: The reality that human life begins at conception isn’t religious doctrine, it’s basic biology.
Vladimir Putin Is No Christian Hero
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: This misplaced esteem speaks volumes about where the U.S. is as a country right now.
A Year Without Benedict
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: His words often had a way of making the vast mystery of the God-Man understandable, always presenting Jesus in his fullness, from his simple birth to his suffering, death and resurrection.
Painful Lessons From the Loss of Baby Indi Gregory
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Indi Gregory is another victim of the culture of death in Western nations where doctors rely on a ‘quality-of-life’ test, against parents’ will, to pass judgment on a human being’s worthiness for continued earthly existence.
On Abortion, How Do We Get to Unthinkable?
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Every time the pro-life movement succeeds in protecting laws that save the lives of unborn children, those laws automatically will assist our mission of rebuilding a culture of life in the U.S.
Creative Fireworks
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: In the potentially landmark case 303 Creative v. Elenis, the Supreme Court has the opportunity — and constitutional obligation — to embrace the Catholic understanding of the human person and our fundamental conscience rights.
