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How might Archbishop Iannone, new prefect for the Dicastery for Bishops, shape the role?
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How might Archbishop Iannone, new prefect for the Dicastery for Bishops, shape the role?

Michael R. HeinleinSeptember 30, 20257 min read
The biggest indicator of how Pope Leo might govern the church so far can be found in the Sept. 26 appointment of Archbishop Filippo Iannone as then-Cardinal Prevost’s successor as prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops.
Leah Libresco Sargeant on her new look at femininity in ‘The Dignity of Dependence’
BooksCommentaryRespect Life

Leah Libresco Sargeant on her new look at femininity in ‘The Dignity of Dependence’

Charles C. CamosySeptember 29, 20255 min read
Is the world “the wrong shape” for women? Leah Libresco Sargeant, author, family policy expert and mom of three, makes that case in her new book “The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto.”
It rolled off the table and onto the floor…
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It rolled off the table and onto the floor…

Rita BuettnerSeptember 27, 20253 min read
Even though we had all been friendly enough earlier, the whole mood changed. We were no longer simply diners in the restaurant.
Do animals go to heaven?
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Do animals go to heaven?

Paul ThigpenSeptember 24, 20257 min read
Whatever the case, we probably do well to allow children to leave this particular question open. Perhaps the best answer would be to affirm that if, by God’s help, they go to heaven, they will carry their pets with them in their hearts.
Question Corner: Can parishes lock doors after a school Mass begins for safety?
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Question Corner: Can parishes lock doors after a school Mass begins for safety?

Jenna Marie CooperSeptember 24, 20254 min read
A church building is a sacred space that is open to the public by its very nature. The faithful fundamentally have a right to join in the prayer conducted in a church building since it is, in a sense, their spiritual home.
Catholics and gender ideology
CommentaryThe Catholic Difference

Catholics and gender ideology

George WeigelSeptember 24, 20254 min read
Bishop Thomas does not hesitate to tell two important truths. First, gender ideology proposes a false idea of our humanity: one that denies the biblical truth about us, reduces us to mere bundles of morally equal desires, and does serious damage to individuals and society. Second, gender dysphoria causes real suffering, but there is no clinical evidence that “transitioning” yields long-term mental health benefits.
The day I hit my Mass goal (and kept going)
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The day I hit my Mass goal (and kept going)

Rita BuettnerSeptember 22, 20254 min read
As we were beginning 2025, I decided to kick it up a notch. Why not try to go to 150 Masses?
Mother of slain college student: God bless Erika Kirk for her act of forgiveness
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Mother of slain college student: God bless Erika Kirk for her act of forgiveness

Rachel MuhaSeptember 22, 20255 min read
God bless Erika Kirk for her very difficult act of forgiveness, for sharing it with us and for inspiring others to forgive. I hope it starts a tsunami of forgiveness because forgiveness can heal the world.
Holiness is forged in revolution
CommentarySaints

Holiness is forged in revolution

Father Patrick BriscoeSeptember 21, 20254 min read
Holiness does not wait for stability. Holiness is forged in revolution.
What the church really teaches about evolution
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What the church really teaches about evolution

Benjamin WikerSeptember 20, 202514 min read
The Catholic Church doesn’t reject evolution, because it doesn’t reject — but, in fact, welcomes — any legitimate scientific inquiry. Science studies nature, and the truth of creation can never contradict the truth of the Creator.
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