Note from the Assistant Managing Editor:

The Pope called on all politicians to treat the protection of the unborn as a "cornerstone of the common good."

Twice now, and with ascending levels of authority, we've been cautioned not to expect too much from the summit on clerical sexual abuse.

These days, even if you are in the right you will probably be condemned as being wrong but what's clearly wrong will most certainly get a pass.

Thirty years after her death, the body of St. Bernadette was found in a remarkable state of preservation.

A journalist claimed Spellman tried to grope him while he was a cadet in the 1960s.

The future is is both male and female.

Cheap sex stands as central to us as cheap labor did to cotton customers. And our disconnect of sex from reproduction has sunk roots at least as deep as Antebellum racism. Neither one will vanish overnight.

Judeo-Christian principles helped to form our culture, and Christianity is deeply pro-life. Until now, restraining evil as Christianity defines it bound Americans together with a common creed.

A recent study exposes the empty promises of IVF techniques.

Some observations on Cardinal Dolan, Governor Cuomo, Dr. Monica Miller, abortion, and canon law.

Because we do still see hundreds of thousands of yearly abortions, there is certainly more to be done. Many of us are Christians and part of that duty is inconveniencing ourselves for others and for the sake of the Gospel.

We need to focus on what does differentiate us. It's not just the liturgy, but the teachings of the Church itself. An important part of this differentiation in today's world is the importance of a stable Catholic family that welcomes children.

Andrew Cuomo is too morally depraved to be the President of the United States — or the governor of New York, for that matter.

Is an infant, marked for abortion but delivered alive, even in tragic circumstances, a person whom the law ought to protect?

An editorial by the Abbot of St. Mary Magdalene of Le Barroux.

"If ISIS represents Islam, I don't want to be a Muslim anymore."

The Carmelites of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Lake Elmo, Minnesota have have built a lovely brick and limestone cloister with matching buildings.

Ours is a tragic age, but based on my cultural observations over the Christmas holidays hardly anyone appears to be taking it tragically. Few seem to be noticing the red tide rising.

Dale Ahlquist, president of the American Chesterton Society and the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, published a new book making a case for Chesterton's sainthood.