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Masses of mourning or papal auditions?
2025 ConclaveCommentary

Masses of mourning or papal auditions?

Michael R. HeinleinMay 6, 20256 min read
Those wielding power in these days should not be able to use official days of mourning to try to shape a conclave, especially if it’s true that the conclave is to be exercised in freedom and open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
A Grandmother’s Roses
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

A Grandmother’s Roses

Rita BuettnerMay 6, 20252 min read
The rain is just what the rosebush needs.
Our heart of darkness
CommentaryImmigration and MigrationRacial Justice

Our heart of darkness

Greg ErlandsonMay 6, 20254 min read
The treatment of the undocumented — calling them vermin, terrorists, criminals — is hardening us.
St. Carlo and timing
CommentarySaints

St. Carlo and timing

Jaymie Stuart WolfeMay 3, 20254 min read
Eighty thousand adolescents thought they were traveling to Rome for the much-anticipated canonization of Carlo Acutis. Instead, many were in the Eternal City for the Holy Father’s funeral.
In a dark world, look for the helpers
CommentaryRemembering Pope Francis

In a dark world, look for the helpers

Effie CaldarolaMay 2, 20253 min read
Pope Francis was a helper and he encouraged helpers everywhere.
Pope Francis, RIP
CommentaryRemembering Pope Francis

Pope Francis, RIP

Scott P. RichertMay 2, 20254 min read
Throughout his pontificate, with the fire and occasional cantankerousness of some of the early fathers of the church, Pope Francis admonished us to quit worrying about the sins, real and imagined, of others, and to see in them the face of our Savior — and to serve him through serving them.
What’s missing? 
AmenAmen Gunty CommentaryChild & Youth ProtectionCommentary

What’s missing? 

Christopher GuntyMay 1, 20254 min read
If the state wants to show that reducing caps for those who sue the state for abuse is not “just about the money,” then Gov. Moore and other state officials need to go on a listening tour and meet face to face with victim-survivors, particularly those who were abused in state-run institutions.
Queen of the May
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Queen of the May

Rita BuettnerApril 30, 20253 min read
Once upon a time I was a second grader at St. Pius X School in Towson. One day, our teacher, Sister Suzanne, announced to my class that it was time to prepare for the May Procession.
Europe and America
CommentaryThe Catholic DifferenceUncategorized

Europe and America

George WeigelApril 30, 20255 min read
American public officials are more likely to be heard if they call on our parent civilization to reclaim the nobility that defeated fascism, Nazism, and communism: a defense of human dignity in which Americans and Europeans contested for the future shoulder to shoulder.
Question Corner: What are my Easter duties?
CommentaryEasterQuestion Corner

Question Corner: What are my Easter duties?

Jenna Marie CooperApril 30, 20254 min read
In broad terms, “the Easter duty” usually refers to a fully initiated Catholic’s obligation to make a good sacramental confession and receive holy Communion every year around the time of Easter.
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