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What Father Alexander Sherbrooke has done at St. Patrick's in London in his 17 years as its pastor is little short of miraculous.

The horror of the sexual abuse of minors by Catholic priests has been compounded in many cases by the decision of Church leaders to downplay grave allegations, and to refuse punishing priests found guilty of criminal behavior.

Charlie Deist organized a 50-mile march in the San Francisco Bay Area in order to focus on two secular cults, exercise and nutrition, and to Christianize them so that they are in harmony with a Christian spiritual life.

The fact that mankind has become estranged from God — from all that's Good, and True, and Beautiful — isn't something we should relish because it makes us "edgy." It's something we should mourn — and, in time, rectify.

An attempt at explaining the unhinged hatred displayed by Cardinal George Pell's enemies.

As the world endures the worst global sickness in a century and millions are enduring truly difficult times, those words take on added meaning.

Catholics have an ever-growing duty to remain reasonable in the face of rage and riot.

Something is missing at the parish level when there is no nun or Sister present.

I may not be like St. Paul who marches into the public square in Athens and proclaims [but] the Lord in his goodness provides a way.

Islam's Trojan horse-like infiltration of Western society.

Governor Newsom has been weighing the public health implications of reopening places of worship, as he faces pressure from more than 1200 faith leaders who signed a petition calling on him to act quickly.

In the face of a novel virus threat, China clamped down on its citizens. Academics used faulty information to build faulty models. Leaders relied on these faulty models. Dissenting views were suppressed. The media flamed fears and the world panicked. That is the story of what may eventually be known as one of the biggest medical and economic blunders of all time.

Hysterical safety-ism is the mark of a society that has passed its peak. The West has subsided to a geriatric phase of high anxiety and low expectations.

If traditional feminists and lesbians cannot meet the exacting standards for recognition set by the practitioners of queer theory, what hope do those who maintain the Christian metanarrative of creation, fall, and redemption have in the public square?

User's guide to Sunday, May 31st: Pentecost Sunday.

Check out this new resource for youth (grades 2-8) about the great Feast of Pentecost.

The Vietnam veteran and former FBI agent who make up the nonprofit Lost Apple Project recently rediscovered 10 apple varieties that were believed to be extinct.

In 2011, hikers in the snowy mountains of central Norway came across a 1700-year-old wool tunic, likely belonging to a Roman-era hypothermia victim. As ice in the region has continued to melt, researchers have made hundreds of additional finds.

Oliver Pollock was the "Financier of the Revolution in the West."