Christians who lose money, standing, or their ministries rather than betray their conscience aren't dying for their faith. But they may be living out a real, if bloodless, martyrdom.
Christians who lose money, standing, or their ministries rather than betray their conscience aren't dying for their faith. But they may be living out a real, if bloodless, martyrdom.
A friend of CS Lewis' stepson said in an interview this week that members of the late author's family are "very upset" by Meryl Streep's casting as Aslan...
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The US Conference of Catholic Bishops has filed an amicus brief with the US Supreme Court in support of a challenge from Catholic preschools regarding their ability to...
Read moreTens of thousands of attendees filled The Dome at America’s Center and many more joined online Sept 24 to view the formal, lengthy ceremony celebrating the beatification of...
Read more"You might say that the goal of universal peace and solidarity must be achieved with a healthy dose of subsidiarity, keeping decisions as local as possible," writes NCR...
Read moreWhen the pope visits the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris this week, he'll see a church that has stood as a religious and cultural French landmark for nearly...
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
