The Last Judgment is a common theme in Christian art. But Michelangelo’s dramatic imagery in his Sistine Chapel fresco provokes deeper thought: After all, how does anyone on earth know what the saints do in heaven?
The Last Judgment is a common theme in Christian art. But Michelangelo’s dramatic imagery in his Sistine Chapel fresco provokes deeper thought: After all, how does anyone on earth know what the saints do in heaven?
A spirit of extremism is pulling us apart, and Catholic social thought offers a different path forward, one rooted in dignity, responsibility, and the hard work of staying...
Read moreIn 1776, we declared ourselves free of allegiance to Great Britain We did not leave behind the human race with its capacity for sin as well as greatness,...
Read more"What is your hope for America at 250" Read responses from political leaders (including two former speakers of the House), leaders in ministry, Catholic activism, and Catholic colleges...
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Who were the forgotten women of the American Revolution — and why have so few people heard their stories Actress, director and producer Shari Rigby joins CP to...
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