In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Michael P. Moreland, director of the Eleanor H. McCullen Center for Law, Religion and Public Policy at Villanova University, writes that Wednesday’s Supreme Court decision is a significant ...
Francesco Cesareo recently ended an eight-year stint as chairman of the National Review Board, a lay committee that advises the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on addressing clergy sex abuse. In an interview with Our ...
The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued two important decisions affirming the right of religious groups to manage the internal affairs of their institutions free from government interference. In one case, the court held that the ...
How are the many non-denominational churches viewed by the Catholic Church? Monsignor Charles Pope explains that the Church regards these communities in much the same way as any other non-Catholic but Christian denominations. They are ...
In his latest “All Things New” column for Our Sunday Visitor, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “we are called to love God above all else, and our neighbor as ourself, but our ability to ...
Monsignor Owen Campion, in his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, reflects on the life and the vocation of Father Val Peter, the longtime director of Boys Town USA who died at the age of ...
The pandemic has given Catholics an opportunity to change the youth ministry game. Whereas the traditional structure has focused on gatherings and events, now interactions with youth may become more intentional and personal. McGrady writes: ...
In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Sam Fisher, a history professor at The Catholic University of America, writes: “Looming in our public spaces, statues assert that the question of who ‘we’ are has already ...
Government-sponsored trafficking is "a perversion of any government's reason for existence," which is "to protect rights, not crush them," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said during the release of the 20th annual Trafficking in Persons ...
In the seventh of a twelve-part series of In Focuses dedicated to exploring some central themes and texts in the Gospel of Matthew, Anthony Pagliarini poses three questions: What does the parable of the mustard ...
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