With the cacophony of opinions clashing on the Donald Trump-Pope Francis cyber conversation, another voice is hardly necessary. But since I haven’t read too many
Right after the March for Life, the USCCB organized the Catholic Social Ministries Gathering. As one of the few who attended both events, I saw
Navigating the modern moral landscape is a complicated task. Fiber optics, television, bullet trains and commercialized space flights have brought us spiritual dangers no different
Many have heard of “social justice” — and many have heard it terribly misused by the secular left and dissenting Catholics — but how many have ever heard
I was a Catholic Worker in Nebraska from 1976 til around 1980. What I can say is that working with the poor and living among
It was a nun and not an economist or political philosopher that reminded the world there is one timeless measure of a home’s value: love.
He walked into the church in the early morning hours with only socks on his feet, no shoes, and a torn shirt. He walked to
In my public policy work on behalf of Kentucky’s Catholic bishops, I often have the opportunity to speak and write about the principles of Catholic
