December 2024

Highlighting the link between family unity and immigration might be a way to sway the hearts of conservative Catholics who’ve fallen for Trump’s vile claims against immigrants.

"Since 2008, my professional life owes more to American than Italian Catholicism."

"Christians ought to oppose idolatry of the state and the military by being an alternative to the politics of war."

How an old rivalry between ‘Commonweal’ and the Brooklyn 'Tablet’ prefigures today’s Catholic media wars

Our increasingly disembodied forms of memorial and mourning sacrifice something essential: the sacredness of physical space.

Readers may find themselves broken open by Martha Gies's beautiful, devastating, ebullient essay collection.

"It would be an understatement to say that 'Conclave' paints theological differences in the Church with a broad brush. More like a spray gun."

The Trump campaign capitalized on the opportunity to reach groups of voters that Democratic leaders have taken for granted. Latinos are one such group.