Millennial writer Christopher White and Elise Italiano write: For me (Christopher), growing up in a Protestant church, coffee hours after church were a regular function. It was an occasion where cross sections of our community could gather and continue our fellowship beyond the church service. It was, in some respects, a chance to build that… Read More How are Parishes Welcoming Young Adults?
Pope Francis: “Like Saint Ignatius of Loyola, let us be won over by the Lord Jesus and, led by Him, place ourselves at the service of others.”
Eric LeCompte is the executive director of Jubilee USA. Millennial editor Robert Christian interviewed him on his work to address global inequality and build an economy that serves all persons, particularly the poor and vulnerable. What does Jubilee USA do? Ahead of the Jubilee Year, when Christian churches were preparing to celebrate the 2000th Anniversary… Read More Building an Economy that Serves and Uplifts the Vulnerable: An Interview with Eric LeCompte
via The Hill: Democrats will not withhold financial support for candidates who oppose abortion rights, the chairman of the party’s campaign arm in the House said in an interview with The Hill. Rep. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) said there will be no litmus tests for candidates as Democrats seek to find a winning roster to… Read More Democratic Campaign Chair Rejects Abortion Litmus Test, Calls for Broad Coalition
Pope Francis: “We call on all people of faith and good will to take action and oppose modern slavery in all its forms.”
Cardinal Blase Cupich discusses violence and its root causes in Chicago with program host Todd Williamson on Catholic Chicago:
Millennial writer Elizabeth Bruenig has a new article at America on her conversion to Catholicism: As a student, I became increasingly aware of the problems these textual knots posed for the way I had been taught to relate to God: How could I read my way to God by the light of my own conscience… Read More Augustine, Property, and Converting to Catholicism
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