Catholic education in the United States is needed now more than ever before. That’s a big statement, but we believe it is also an accurate one. The editorial board writes that, in the 21st century, ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes, It was lauded as “powerful,” “moving” and the expression of a “crucial truth,” but, in reality, Michelle Williams’ pro-abortion acceptance speech during the 2020 Golden Globes on Jan. ...
Ten years ago, a seven point zero magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti. The Catholic Church and other organizations swiftly responded. Now, as Haiti endures a new crisis not highlighted in the media, the Our Sunday Visitor ...
This week’s editorial discusses the values that once, not all that long ago, were commonly espoused by society now are shunned as antiquated and bigoted. What are Catholics to do, then, when faced with a ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board looks at two recent statements that seem to contradict each other on the pastoral accompaniment for those who have chosen to die through assisted suicide. But true mercy, writes ...
Meeting Jesus is the first step to ending division in our Church and our world. The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes: “Growing in relationship with him is a lifelong journey. Sharing him with others ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes: “Our frenzied, black-and-cyber consumerism of the season formerly known as Advent draws us away from our preparation for the coming of Christ at Christmas — and, even more ...
This week’s editorial draws on the disturbing circumstances of assisted suicide. Last summer, an older couple from Maine killed themselves by swallowing sleeping pills. The couple was in good health at the time of the ...
The season of Advent exists to slow us down, to give us the opportunity to prepare to receive Christ on Christmas Day and to celebrate his coming well into January. To this end, we offer ...
A recent Pew Research Center study shows that American adults are balking at the idea of commitment, and our families, the basic cells of society, are suffering as a result. Could the same be ...
