'Inclusion' and Catholicism
George Weigel
Back in the day, kiddie-Catholics learned that the Church had four "marks:" the Church is one, holy, catholic (as in "universal"), and apostolic. These marks derived from the Nicene-Constantinopolitan ...
On limboJenna Marie Cooper
Q: What happened to Limbo? (Sacramento, California) A: Traditionally, limbo was thought of as a "place" in the afterlife that was neither heaven nor purgatory, but which also didn't involve the ...
Inclusivity and loveBishop Robert Barron
The other night, I had the privilege of participating in one of the listening sessions for the continental phase of the Synodal process. The basis for our discussion was a lengthy document produced by ...
Why is ad orientem worship so controversial?Dr. R. Jared Staudt
Until the 1960s, Catholics worshipped ad orientem, with priest and congregation facing the East during Mass. Originally, Christians celebrated Mass before daybreak Sunday morning with the rising sun serving ...
Not of the world, but the world mattersDavid Mills
Most of us Catholics are too worldly, as we know from every examination of conscience -- and yet in another sense we're not worldly enough. We live in the world, but as Jesus says, we're not of ...
The archdiocese reacts to the 1973 Roe decisionViolet Hurst
On Jan. 22, 1973 -- 50 years ago this week -- the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision in the Roe v. Wade case, guaranteeing a constitutional right to abortion. The archdiocesan opposition ...
The blessed pathScott Hahn
In the readings since Christmas, Jesus has been revealed as the new royal son of David and Son of God. He is sent to lead a new exodus that brings Israel out of captivity to the nations and brings all ...
Universality in All ThingsMaureen Crowley Heil
It seems that as soon as I tell a person who I've met in a church that I've never visited that I'm a 'first-timer," I hear the same response: Be sure to make your three wishes! How this ...
Effective communication of the Gospel can awaken consciences, change the worldSean Gallagher
The government of Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega and his wife, now co-president Rosario Murillo, have had the Catholic Church in its crosshairs for years. That's because faithful Catholics there ...
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Culture & Events
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Why is ad orientem worship so controversial?Dr. R. Jared Staudt
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'Inclusion' and CatholicismGeorge Weigel
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Not of the world, but the world mattersDavid Mills
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The archdiocese reacts to the 1973 Roe decisionViolet Hurst
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Effective communication of the Gospel can awaken consciences, change the worldSean Gallagher
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China, Nicaragua, and the popeRussell Shaw
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The white-martyr cardinals' dinnerGeorge Weigel
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It is good to let the jeering skulls laughElizabeth Scalia
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Fighting the language battle for prenatal justiceCharles C. Camosy
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Faith & Family
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On limboJenna Marie Cooper
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Universality in All ThingsMaureen Crowley Heil
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The blessed pathScott Hahn
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School days in Ordinary TimeLucia A. Silecchia
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Why use holy water?Jenna Marie Cooper
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Back to the riverJaymie Stuart Wolfe
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'More than Words': Mother of MercyBishop Robert Reed
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His mercy is from age to ageFather Robert M. O’Grady
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'Prophets of a Future Not our Own'Maureen Crowley Heil
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History redeemedScott Hahn
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Spirituality
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Inclusivity and loveBishop Robert Barron
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Failures of the Golden RuleMichael Pakaluk
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Farewell to Pope BenedictBishop Robert Barron
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St. Ambrose DayMichael Pakaluk
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David and GoliathBishop Robert Barron
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'All the leaves are brown'Effie Caldarola
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Entering the spiritual space of John the BaptistBishop Robert Barron
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Of purgatoryMichael Pakaluk
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Mother Alfred and the need for women religiousBishop Robert Barron
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'Dei Verbum' and the 60th anniversary of Vatican IIBishop Robert Barron
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In Depth
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What went wrong in the Sexual Revolution? New documentary takes a lookLizzy Joslyn
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Does God make people gay? A theologian respondsMary Rezac Catholic News Agency
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Why Catholics should beware as high-tech 'deepfake' videos emergeKevin Jones
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Cardinal Caffarra explains the reasons behind the dubiaCatholic News Agency
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