“Will our leaders rebuild our credibility as a nation focused on human flourishing, or continue on the path of cruelty for cruelty’s sake? It is our decision to make,” Jean Welch Hill writes.
“Will our leaders rebuild our credibility as a nation focused on human flourishing, or continue on the path of cruelty for cruelty’s sake? It is our decision to make,” Jean Welch Hill writes.
Following the lead of Pope Leo is the obvious way forward for the US bishops, Michael Sean Winters writes, but he fears the forces of resistance are still...
Read moreSometimes you find yourself in a situation that turns into a more significant moment than you ever expected Sr Nancy Sylvester recalls her exchange with the vice president...
Read moreAs the November midterm elections approach, Catholics across the United States are preparing to pray and keep vigil, asking for peaceful polling places, honest vote-counting, and protection for
Read moreA gathering in Detroit 50 years ago this month was an antecedent to the church's synodal moment today In 1976, bishops, Catholic activists and laity engaged in dialogue...
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Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis, a former Liberty University standout, highlighted the importance of staying “rooted” in his Christian faith, reminding himself that “Jesus had it way
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
