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Let us heed Our Lady's message, let us grant her requests, in order to hasten the triumph of her Immaculate Heart.

At first sight, we all know what happened in Las Vegas.

His characters' struggles for clarity and for hope are enormously absorbing and ring true for readers who have traveled down the same path.

The former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith gives an extensive interview to the Register.

Metropolitan Hilarion spoke urged Christians in the West to realize that it's time for all of us to come together, despite our differences, to repel and roll back the attacks on the faith in every sector of modern culture.

It's not uncommon for students, faculty and administrators to be excited for the start of the academic year. But Msgr. Andrew Baker has extra cause for joy this year.

Stephen Paddock said his brother had no political agenda, no terrorist leanings, and "no religious affiliation." In other words, here was a man who did not have a cause. He had nothing to live for.

"It's very concerning to think that some lives would be judged as less valuable than others," said Sen. Frank LaRose, the bill's sponsor.

It is as if the world of sacramental discipline groaned and awoke to find itself subjectivized.

An ideologically divided court could rule against the baker and the recent arrival of Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump's first nominee to the high court, raises further questions about the likely outcome.

An initiative to create an "ecological corridor," seeking support across the continent, may finally become a reality.

True welcoming means we make it clear we want everyone to join us in following Jesus.

Support for physician-assisted suicide ultimately stems from the belief that eliminating suffering — physical, psychological, spiritual, or existential — is a higher moral good than sustaining life.

Our example is Christ, who as he was being put to death prayed, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do."

Instead of lecturing, I want to pose the following questions, in all sincerity, because I do believe there are men and women of profound faith and genuine intellect on both sides.

Sometimes reading the lives of the saints is discouraging. They may have been imperfect, as we all are, but it can seem that none of them ever really sinned the way people today do.

St. Therese is the mortal enemy of spiritual mediocrity and the lukewarm.

No authentic renewal of Catholic life, and no effective response to the untruths that bedevil Catholicism today, will begin from the premise that "this is our Church and we must take it back." It is Christ's Church.

During the same week Hugh Hefner died, the Centers for Disease Control revealed that the number of new sexually transmitted disease cases in America had hit a record high.

Sociologist Mark Regnerus' new book examines how technology is transforming cultural attitudes towards sex and marriage.

Do we Christians still believe in the capacity of the faith we have received to attract those we encounter, and do we believe in the living fascination of its defenseless beauty?

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