Catholic Review
Inspiring the Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Filed Under: A More Human Society, Commentary
Supporters of legalized abortion used to agree that abortion should be “rare.” They don’t say it so much nowadays. Maybe they now realize that reducing abortions will require discouraging abortion.
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Filed Under: Commentary, The Domestic Church
Jesus does not just come to us when we are perfect. He comes to us as we are, even if we are shepherds watching our sheep in the fields.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Question Corner
Father Doyle answers questions about the canonization of Father Patrick Peyton and praying for Judas Iscariot.
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Filed Under: Behind the Headlines, Blog, Commentary
If we are not distressed by the mass shootings occurring all too frequently around our country, is it any wonder that we are not shocked and distressed by individual killings on the streets of Baltimore?
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Filed Under: Commentary, Guest Commentary
My mother was very good at teaching me to read the subtle signs of providence, and she got me very excited that this book that had been so magical for the reviewer was rediscovered in our library.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Guest Commentary
This Advent, stop worrying about Christmas presents and hanging lights, negotiating mall traffic or scouring the web for the perfect gift.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Word on Fire
In Humanae Vitae, Paul VI plays the prophet and lays out, clearly and succinctly, what he foresees as consequences of turning away from the Church’s classic teaching on sex.
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Filed Under: A More Human Society, Commentary
The root problem here is a self-centered notion of freedom that “frees” individuals from respecting others, if such respect would get in the way of their own pleasure.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Word on Fire
Catechists, the Church needs you! We’re losing our kids to secularism.
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Filed Under: Commentary, The Domestic Church
Gratitude doesn’t always come easily, but there’s almost always something to be thankful for, though it can take time to see it.
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Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Commentary, Guest Commentary, Intellect and Virtue
Richard Wilbur died last month. He was, Dana Gioia said, the finest poet of his generation and the greatest American Christian poet since Eliot.
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Filed Under: Black Catholic Ministry, Coffee & Doughnuts, Commentary, Feature, Local News, Urban Vicariate
The Catholic Review sits down with Erich March, president of King Memorial Park cemetery, vice president and COO of March Funeral Homes, and parishioner of St. Ann in Baltimore.
