Catholics in the United States share a common faith, but seemingly little else as their worldviews often reflect secular political ideologies, experts said Tuesday during a virtual panel hosted by Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic ...
Watching the talking heads on TV, or even talking to our neighbors, it would seem that our country is approaching impending doom, regardless of the outcome. No matter the outcome of the race at the ...
Russell Shaw shares three observations about how we elect the president and proposes changes that would help our country heal and reunite. However, he recognizes that many of his ideas are unlikely. Shaw concludes his ...
Mary FioRito Hallan writes that the public’s misperception of Roe v. Wade has empowered presidential nominee Joe Biden to threaten to codify it into law. Political campaigns, no matter the party, might sometimes gloss over ...
The COVID-19 pandemic, abortion and the Supreme Court, and race were among the top issues debated by Sen. Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, and Vice President Mike Pence Oct. 7 at Kingsbury Hall ...
When you look at your prayer life, how often do you pray for others and for God’s will? In her latest Openers column, assistant editor Ava Lalor shares how God has been guiding her to ...
Polarization. Division. Friends and family turning on one another. A pandemic. Widespread protests against injustice. Riots. The death of a liberal Supreme Court justice, and the nomination of a conservative woman to take her place. ...
As part of Our Sunday Visitor’s special election coverage in which four writers make the Catholic case for their particular candidate or position of choice, Carson Holloway argues that Donald Trump has “repeatedly affirmed the ...
As part of Our Sunday Visitor’s special election coverage in which four writers make the Catholic case for their particular candidate or position of choice, Sam Rocha argues that the principles of social realism and ...
This summer and fall, the editorial board has written repeatedly about the political and societal discord in our country. “But political division, in and of itself, is not the problem,” it writes. “A healthy society ...
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