Is Ross Douthat Qualified to Write About Religion?

by Kenneth L. Woodward

Douthat's critics smack of PhDeism, the worship of credentials. Why should a well-read Catholic writer need a degree in theology to write about Catholicism?

5 Nov 2015 0

Morgan Stanley Announces New “Catholic” Investment Program

by Mark Movsesian

Converting mainstream liberal values into Catholic commitments. Continue Reading »

13 Oct 2015 0

​Francis’ Challenge to Millennial Catholics: It’s the Environment and Marriage

by Elise Italiano

At the end of his Apostolic Visit to South America, Pope Francis instructed a crowd of young people to “make a ruckus.” He qualified, “Make . . . a ruckus that brings a free heart, a ruckus that brings solidarity, a ruckus that brings us hope, a ruckus that comes from knowing Jesus and knowing . . . . Continue Reading »

17 Jul 2015 0

Ellen or Wojtyla? A Priest Decides

by Carl R. Trueman

A priest's op-ed provides a clear example of the problems faced by the Roman Catholic Church. Continue Reading »

13 Jul 2015 0

Questions for the Atlanta Archdiocese

by Mark Bauerlein

The latest issue of the Georgia Bulletin, newspaper of the Atlanta Archdiocese, announces a new pastoral plan aimed at expanding and unifying the congregation. The plan is the result of a survey that drew nearly 15,000 responses, followed by delegate sessions in ten deaneries and a Convocation of Priests. Initially, four hundred recommendations came in, which have now been refined to fourteen key issues. Continue Reading »

22 Apr 2015 0

Breed Like Rabbits

by Matthew Schmitz

Responsibility—in speech as in love. Continue Reading »

20 Jan 2015 0

The Real Catholic Debate

by Mark Movsesian

Is America a disappointing friend, or an enemy? Continue Reading »

2 Oct 2014 0

Are Lutherans Catholic?

by Mathew Block

Did the “Protestant Future” hubbub leave you longing for an Evangelical Catholic Church? It already exists. It’s called Lutheranism. Continue Reading »

24 Jun 2014 0