Note from the Assistant Managing Editor:

Correspondence obtained by Crux from an ex-aide to Theodore McCarrick confirms that restrictions on McCarrick were imposed by the Vatican in 2008.

Please read below for CNA's full transcript of the pope's June 2 in-flight press conference from Sibiu, Romania to Rome

This is what sets the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts apart.

"We need a narrative metaphysic to hold us together and it has to be predicated on something that's transcendent and absolute."

The unedifying charges and countercharges have aggravated a scandal that already plagues Catholicism, and the faithful have waited far too long for a restoration of confidence that Church leaders are telling the truth.

The "consistent ethic of life," which some are trying to resurrect, has been twisted out of shape by politicians, and by partisans looking for cover for their favored candidates.

June 1st is the inaugural Global Coptic Day, a day that commemorates the Holy Family's flight to Egypt and that celebrates "the Coptic Orthodox Church's rich heritage."

False alternatives are standard fare in contemporary Christian approaches to political issues, where "love" is set in opposition to "dogma" or "doctrine."

Occult bookstores, psychic readers, and herbalist witches have moved from the darkened woods and back alleys to Instagram.

According to the National Institutes of Health, 10-25% of pregnancies result in a miscarriage.

Msgr. Anthony Figueiredo's release of information on Theodore McCarrick suggests what a new era of whistleblowing might look like in the Church.

How do you respond to pro-choice advocates who say, "Shouldn't we keep abortion legal so that it's at least safe?"

Who really are the extremists here? Those who think that every human being has the right to life? Or people who celebrate the needless slaughter of one million innocent humans each year in America?

I did not know, until I lost it, how much my sense of identity was rooted in my knowledge of who my parents were.

There is no evidence that in the years immediately preceding the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade, thousands of women died every year in the United States from illegal abortions.

The U.S. Supreme Court weighed in on two different aspects of Indiana abortion laws May 28.

I've often said that sex is the first thing you notice about someone and the last thing you forget.

When language is unmoored from truth, from reality, communication is impossible.