Frank Turek opens up about the lasting impact of witnessing Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the role faith has played in processing the trauma, and why he refuses to stop bringing the Gospel to college campuses.
Frank Turek opens up about the lasting impact of witnessing Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the role faith has played in processing the trauma, and why he refuses to stop bringing the Gospel to college campuses.
"La grieta" or the crack, splits Argentina politically into Peronist and non-Peronist camps It's surfaced as local media obsess over which politicians were invited from Leo's upcoming visit...
Read moreIn a blue tsunami that saw dramatic shifts among nearly every major voting category, one group decided to merely dip its toe in the water: Catholics, Joe Ferullo
Read moreNCR readers respond to stories about being a Catholic and a Democrat, the development of doctrine, an apology issued by Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee and a US...
Read moreThe Republicans could take years to recover from Trumpism; the Democrats can start building a lasting governing coalition now, writes NCR columnist Michael Sean
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Your child is alive, yet you can’t share holidays, milestones or even an ordinary conversation Here’s how to navigate the grief, along with the financial decisions estrangement forces...
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