Homelands and social doctrines
George Weigel
With hundreds of bishops coming to the Vatican in October 2001 for a Synod, I decided to spend that month in Rome conducting interviews for what would eventually become the sequel to Witness to Hope and ...
The Question Behind the QuestionBishop Robert Barron
On the afternoon of June 14, a rather spirited, fascinating, and unexpected debate broke out on the floor of the USCCB spring meeting in Ft. Lauderdale. At issue was the possibility of reconsidering "Faithful ...
One, holy, catholicJohn Garvey
This summer marks the 50th anniversary of "Humanae Vitae." The world has changed dramatically since Pope Paul VI wrote the encyclical, mostly in ways he foretold. Abortion and sterilization are commonplace. ...
Donating body to scienceFather Kenneth Doyle
Q. I would like to donate my remains to medical science. Does the Catholic Church approve or disapprove of this action? (Chesapeake, Virginia) A. The Catholic Church not only allows this but encourages ...
MourningFather Ron Rolheiser
Our culture doesn't give us easy permission to mourn. Its underlying ethos is that we move on quickly from loss and hurt, keep our griefs quiet, remain strong always, and get on with life. But mourning ...
A family momentGreg Erlandson
"It is a profound spiritual experience to contemplate our loved ones with the eyes of God and to see Christ in them." Pope Francis may not have had a conga line in mind when he wrote these words in ...
Tree of Righteousness: Reflections on the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeScott Hahn
In the cryptic message of the prophet Ezekiel, long centuries before the Lord's coming, God gave his people reason to hope. Ezekiel glimpsed a day when the Lord God would place a tree on a mountain in ...
On the moveJaymie Stuart Wolfe
We didn't just wake up one morning and decide to move. But we did wake up one morning just after last Christmas and discovered that God was moving. It wasn't long after Andrew and I prayed a 54 day Rosary ...
Recognizing our faithful volunteersDebbie Rambo
Volunteerism is the lifeblood of the work we do here at Catholic Charities. It is the spirit of altruism distilled down to its truest form. We enjoy the assistance of the many who volunteer to help us ...
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Culture & Events
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Homelands and social doctrinesGeorge Weigel
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A family momentGreg Erlandson
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One, holy, catholicJohn Garvey
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Recognizing our faithful volunteersDebbie Rambo
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After the Irish debacleGeorge Weigel
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Do not use children 'as pawns to enforce a hostile immigration policy'Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley
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The burning of St. Mary's Church in VermontThomas Lester
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How to get past the polarizationGreg Erlandson
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'The Loved One'Russell Shaw
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Faith & Family
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Donating body to scienceFather Kenneth Doyle
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The Question Behind the QuestionBishop Robert Barron
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The hope of immigrant Catholic familiesHosffman Ospino
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On the moveJaymie Stuart Wolfe
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The healing power of natureAdam Johnson
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Tree of Righteousness: Reflections on the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeScott Hahn
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The pope's security detailFather Kenneth Doyle
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Approaching the Suicide Surge with Honesty and ResolveFather Roger J. Landry
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The Promised One: Reflection on the Tenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeScott Hahn
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The Dangerous Saint JustinFather Steve Grunow
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Spirituality
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MourningFather Ron Rolheiser
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Stirring the Smoldering Ashes of our FaithFather Ron Rolheiser
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Time for tough loveFather Eugene Hemrick
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On Being the Beloved DiscipleFather Ron Rolheiser
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Mercy, Truth, and Pastoral PracticeFather Ron Rolheiser
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Tom Evans' sonMichael Pakaluk
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On Suicide and DespairFather Ron Rolheiser
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The need for apologiesEffie Caldarola
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Protest, Sanity, and a Christian ResponseFather Ron Rolheiser
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Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience in a Secular AgeFather Ron Rolheiser
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In Depth
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Money, power and Humanae Vitae: the forgotten storyKevin Jones
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Understanding the Supreme Court's Masterpiece Cake rulingMichelle La Rosa
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Does God make people gay? A theologian respondsMary Rezac Catholic News Agency
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Cardinal Caffarra explains the reasons behind the dubiaCatholic News Agency
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