Why ‘Obey the Law’ is an Inadequate Response from Christians on Migration

Millennial writer Meghan Clark writes: A just law is one that upholds human dignity and is directed at the common good. For St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas, laws that fail to do so are unjust and improper. An unjust law is not binding upon Christian consciences. Movements for justice often invoke this basic Christian tradition… Read More Why ‘Obey the Law’ is an Inadequate Response from Christians on Migration

Pope Prays for Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

via Vatican News: Pope Francis prayed that “the Most High might welcome into His peace those who have died; comfort their families; and sustain those who were wounded.” In reality, he said, “we are all wounded by this inhuman act of violence.” Pope Francis prayed that the Lord might “help us to extinguish the hotbeds… Read More Pope Prays for Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

Cardinal Kasper: No Substantial Difference between Benedict and Francis

Christopher White writes: As one of the major protagonists of the Francis papacy – and arguably of the Catholic Church since Vatican II – German Cardinal Walter Kasper argues, “there is no real substantial difference between Pope Benedict and Pope Francis.” “They are different personalities of course, different backgrounds,” said Kasper. “One is European, the… Read More Cardinal Kasper: No Substantial Difference between Benedict and Francis