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In Turkey, the Pope built bridges without backing down - Fr. Richard John Neuhaus

What was Pope Benedict doing in Turkey, and was the trip a success?  Email This Article

Is America a Christian Nation? - Carl Pearlston

Is America a Christian nation? The answer is both yes and no, depending on what one means by the phrase.  Email This Article

Is Bush Too Christian? Or Not Enough? - Zenit

The United States is governed by a dangerous religious fanatic. That's how many opinion writers, domestic and foreign, are describing President George W. Bush.  Email This Article

Is There Only Secular Democracy? - Cardinal George Pell

The recrudescence of intolerant religion is not a problem that secular democracy can resolve, but rather a problem that it tends to engender. Democratic personalism provides another, better possibility.   Email This Article

It's a matter of honesty: to receive Communion, we need to be in communion - Archbishop Charles Chaput

If we claim to be Catholic, we need to act like it — all the way, all the time, without excuses.   Email This Article

JFK and the 'religious question' - Fr. Raymond DeSouza

Forty years after the sad events in Dallas, it is clear that a key part of John F. Kennedy's legacy is the cleavage he opened between faith and public life.  Email This Article

John Locke (1632–1704) - Acton Institute

“The care of souls cannot belong to the civil magistrate, because his power consists only in outward force; but true and saving religion consists in the inward persuasion of the mind, without which nothing can be acceptable to God.”  Email This Article

Keeping the Faith: Religion, Freedom, and International Affairs - Paul Marshall

The habit of ignoring the factor of religion in human life and international affairs is all too common in the West.  Email This Article

Laity on the Line - Leon J. Suprenant Jr.

Tragically, at every level of the Church's life there are those who do not believe what the Church believes, who do not strive to live in conformity with basic Christian morality, and who in fact have agendas that undermine the Church's efforts to evangelize. This can be a particular challenge when those in authority in the local Church seem to be part of the problem. What is the laity to do under those circumstances?   Email This Article

Leading His Flock - Robert P. George & Gerard V. Bradley

Any Catholic who exercises political power to expose a disfavored class of human beings to unjust killing sets himself against the very faith he claims to share. The Church cannot permit such a person to pretend to share in the faith he publicly defies. By receiving communion — the sacrament of unity — pro-abortion Catholics are pretending exactly that. Arbishop Raymond Burke of St. Louis has called a halt to the pretense.  Email This Article


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