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  • Envoy’s case confirms culture, not law, is real roadblock to reform

    Envoy’s case confirms culture, not law, is real roadblock to reform

    • Feb 10, 2021

    Pope Francis’s campaign for financial reform has two targets. The is outright, blatant corruption, and the other is formed by cultural assumptions and patterns of behavior that aren’t generally perceived as criminal or even immoral.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Pulitzer-winning novelist exhorts Christians to engage world

    Pulitzer-winning novelist exhorts Christians to engage world

    • Jul 28, 2020

    A Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist known for her compelling Christian characters has urged Christians to engage fearlessly and generously with a world “enthralled by contentiousness.”

    By Nick Mayrand
  • Pope launches direct frontal assault on Vatican nepotism, feudalism

    Pope launches direct frontal assault on Vatican nepotism, feudalism

    • Jun 1, 2020

    A sweeping new law on procurement and contracts decreed by Pope Francis today amounts to a direct frontal assault on two cornerstone aspects of Italian, and, by extension, Vatican culture: Nepotism and feudalism.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Disrespect for life, lack of moral center seen as factors in gun violence

    Disrespect for life, lack of moral center seen as factors in gun violence

    • Aug 18, 2019

    U.S. Catholic leaders discuss why they believe gun violence is prevalent in the country.

    By Elizabeth Bachmann
  • Springsteen, Scorsese talk Catholicism, films and creativity

    Springsteen, Scorsese talk Catholicism, films and creativity

    • May 6, 2019

    With a friendship going back to a fateful meeting at The Roxy in 1975, Bruce Springsteen and Martin Scorsese shared the stage in Los Angeles Sunday night for a wide-ranging conversation about everything from their Catholic upbringings and maturing faith to Flannery O’Connor, concert documentaries and the role of an audience.

    By Lindsey Bahr
  • Vatican Museums come to praise magnificence, not to bury it

    Vatican Museums come to praise magnificence, not to bury it

    • May 18, 2018

    While art experts at the Vatican Museums had their doubts about the Met Gala, they rose to the defence of the Church’s artistic magnificence.

    By Claire Giangravè
  • For some celebs, Catholic-themed red carpet was a homecoming

    • May 8, 2018

    The 2018 Met Gala, fashion’s biggest night out, proved to be a Catholic homecoming for many of the celebs on hand.

    By Claire Giangravè and Christopher White
  • Polish Church unveils integration policy for migrant Catholics

    Polish Church unveils integration policy for migrant Catholics

    • Apr 27, 2018

    Poland’s Catholic bishops said they no longer have enough clergy to minister to Poles living abroad and urged emigrant Catholics to integrate more with the Church in other countries.

    By Jonathan Luxmoore
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