Christ, the Stranger
Masha Goepel
November 24, AD2025
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In Polish homes on Christmas Eve, we set the supper table with an extra place setting, in hopes of hosting Christ. And all through the
The Synod is Aimed at Changing Church Teaching
Gene M. Van Son
October 8, AD2022
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The real purpose of the 2021-2023 Synod is now very clear. But it takes some ability to read between the lines for that clarity to
The Christian Ethic Civilizes a Cruel and Divided World
Paul A. Escott
October 16, AD2020
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Last month, I wrote an article for Catholic Stand that advocated for a level of civility in the American political process. I argued this, in
Serving God or Party?
Paul A. Escott
September 15, AD2020
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As the United States enters the election season, it can be hard for American Catholics to remember that their first loyalty must be to God.
Political Control and the Freedom of Weakness
Anthony S. Layne
August 28, AD2016
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There’s a certain freedom in powerlessness, the loss of control. Recently, Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput wrote that the “astonishing flaws” of both major candidates
