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…His image” (Veritatis splendor, no 80). According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church: The morality of human acts depends on: the object chosen; the end in view or the…
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…of Jesus as good shepherd by Josef Kastner 1906 – 1911 in Carmelites church in Dobling. Going through the gate, in other words, is not restrictive, it is the only…
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…recent election of Pope Leo XIV, who invoked Rerum Novarum in his very first address, we explore what this could mean for the Church’s engagement with urgent modern issues: demographic…
Read More…within those bounds, the whole mess that we see in society is cleared up.” That return to Church teaching is part of what the Men’s Rosary prays for. The Men’s…
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…whole nations. Jenny Uebbing, a writer for Catholic News Agency, articulated the Catholic Church’s vision beautifully when she wrote: “When I speak of Catholic feminism, what I mean is a…
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…the world. The Catholic Church sees persons—made in the image of God, each with potential to build communities and change the world for the better in just societies based on…
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…to eliminate ‘lesser’ humans. The whole bunch, of course, participated in continuous vicious attacks on the Catholic Church…. The malignant influence of Sanger and similar thinkers not only has ruined…
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…walk to daily Mass. On the way, he encountered the Blessed Virgin Mary, who sent him on a very important mission—to ask the local bishop to build a church for…
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Confronting the Scourge The Catechism of the Catholic Church advocates what I would consider basic common sense when it urges civil authorities to stop the proliferation of porn. Pornography, says…
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Why We Must Actively Defend the Sacredness of Human Life
…Church, no. 553). And though “Catholics may choose different ways to respond to compelling social problems,” say the U.S. Bishops, “we cannot differ on our moral obligation to help build…
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