This year, with the current surge in coronavirus cases across much of the country, students (and their parents) have even more reason for concern besides the general anxieties. Will the virus find my campus? Will ...
A poll released by the Cato Institute toward the end of July found that 62 percent of Americans have political views that they are afraid to share because others might find them offensive. That’s nearly ...
As Catholics, we are called to be both responsible citizens and faithful ones, bringing the truth of Christ into the public square. In a democracy, one of the ways that we do that is by ...
Ready or not, it’s back to school time. Yet returning to learning this fall will be unlike anything we’ve experienced in recent history. Catholic school administrators and teachers around the country have been working all ...
Due to an increase in cases of the coronavirus around the country — namely in California, Oregon and West Virginia — governors are once again imposing tough restrictions — and in California, this includes most houses ...
Our country is in the midst of many crises, from the coronavirus pandemic, to one of racial justice, to the economy. But, writes the Our Sunday Visitor editorial board, one crisis not making regular headlines ...
On June 26, Guadalupe Radio Network abruptly suspended its airing of the EWTN Radio show “Morning Glory” after co-host Gloria Purvis, who is Black, has used the show to engage in frank conversation regarding racism, ...
June 20 marked two years since former American cardinal Theodore McCarrick was removed from active ministry by the Vatican after a lay review board subsequently found allegations of sexual abuse of minors “credible and substantiated.” ...
In the past months, writes the editorial board, we have had to reinvent community in many ways. Families have become their own islands of community. With schools closed, parents became elementary and high school teachers. ...
The editorial board writes that, in our Catholic tradition, fathers occupy a critical role in both arenas. In our homes, fathers are called to lead the family by example — to love their spouses as ...
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