Millennial is featured in a new article by Katie Scott of the Catholic Herald, the official newspaper newspaper of the Diocese of Arlington. She writes: By choosing to embrace organized religion, millennial Catholics set themselves apart not only from their peers but from their fellow faithful, according to 32-year-old Robert Christian, co-founder and editor of… Read More Millennial Challenges a Generation
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at Time. He writes: The Catholic Church’s advocacy against the U.S.’ inane gun laws has caught the attention of the gun lobby. In 2012, the American bishops’ modest work on the issue frustrated the National Rifle Association so much that they listed the United States Conference of… Read More CJH: Gun Control Is a Pro-Life Value
Pope Francis: “In this Year of Mercy, there are these two paths: one of those who hope in God’s mercy and know that God is the Father; and then there are those who take refuge in the slavery of rigidity and know nothing of God’s mercy.”
Via NCR: Jesuit Fr. Richard Curry, whose various ministries in theater and bakeries embraced people with disabilities and military veterans, died in Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 19. He was 72. Curry was best known for founding in New York City in 1977 the National Theatre Workshop of the Handicapped, which allowed young people with disabilities the… Read More The Life of Fr. Richard Curry, SJ
Here are some of the most popular Millennial articles from our writers and guest writers last year: Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home by Meghan Clark: “The most radical aspect here is that Francis resituates our attention on God as Creator prior to any discussion of the universal destination of goods and private… Read More Highlights from Millennial in 2015
Archbishop José Gomez: “In this Year of Mercy, let us try to have a more compassionate love for the poor, the unborn, the prisoner, the immigrant, and the sick.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: The death penalty’s demise can’t come soon enough by Washington Post: “Several places around the country hand down an astonishing number of death sentences, despite the expense in applying the ultimate punishment, despite the fact that exonerations continue to expose injustice in administering it and despite… Read More Around the Web
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