Check out these recent articles from around the web: Why College Graduates Feel Betrayed by Noam Scheiber: “Perhaps most alarmingly, recent college graduates are having a harder time finding work. Between 1990 and 2018, it was almost unheard-of for the unemployment rate of recent college graduates to exceed the country’s overall rate. But that has… Read More Around the Web
Millennial writer Meghan Clark has been appointed to the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. NCR writes: Pope Leo XIV has named a trio of Catholic academics and the head of a church-based center for migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border to be among the new members of the Vatican’s office on Catholic social doctrine.… Read More Meghan Clark Appointed to the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development
via America: James Martin, S.J., is joined by James K.A. Smith on the “The Spiritual Life” podcast. Jamie is a leading scholar of St. Augustine, and a professor of philosophy at Calvin University. He’s written several books—including “Desiring the Kingdom,” “You Are What You Love,” “On the Road with Saint Augustine,” and his latest, “Make… Read More Restless Hearts, St. Augustine, Pope Leo, and Spirituality with James K.A. Smith
via The Bayou Progressive: Former Gov. John Bel Edwards endorsed Nick Albares on Tuesday in Louisiana’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary, giving Albares his most significant late boost less than three weeks before voters choose the party’s nominee. The endorsement lands at a consequential point in the race: after the Democratic candidates’ first major debate, with… Read More John Bel Edwards Backs Nick Albares for US Senate
Mana Afsar, Christian Bentley, Christine Emba, and Millennial editor Robert Christian joined Christopher White for an Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life discussion of the crisis of connection among young people. They discussed the hyperindividualism present in contemporary culture, the Catholic understanding of freedom and dignity, the conditions fostering isolation, difficulties young people… Read More Why is There a ‘Crisis of Connection’ Among Young People?
via Catholic Mobilizing Network: At an event hosted at DePaul University in April 2026 celebrating the 15th anniversary of Illinois’ abolition of the death penalty, Pope Leo XIV offered this video message encouraging the work of all people advocating for an end to the death penalty in the United States.
via Vatican News: Verena Stefanie Shälter (Ard Rundfunk): Holy Father, congratulations on your first papal trip to the Global South. We saw a lot of enthusiasm and even euphoria; I can imagine that was very moving for you as well. I would like to know how you assess the decision of Cardinal Reinhard Marx, Archbishop… Read More Pope Leo: The Unity of the Church Should Not Revolve Around Sexual Matters
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