Check out these recent articles from around the web: Real Politics After the Culture Wars by Caleb Bernacchio and Philip de Mahy: “A new approach to politics grounded in local questions should be construed as neither a retreat nor a rejection of the need for evangelization. Party politics must not be conflated with prophetic witness.… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Pope Francis’ Popularity, or Lack Thereof by Kerry Weber: “True dialogue requires humility. If we want to respond to the Gospel call to mercy, we have to be willing to acknowledge that this call might summon us to unexpected places, and might come from someone very… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Pope Francis: “We need to build up society in the light of the Beatitudes, walking towards the Kingdom with the least among us.”
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article in Time. He writes: Francis has asked politicians around the world to change the conversation from horserace political issues to core issues that are foundational to the common good: “I beg the Lord to grant us more politicians who are genuinely disturbed by the state of society,… Read More Why US Presidential Candidates Might Follow Francis’ Lead
We’re still weeks away from Pope Francis’ highly anticipated trip to the United States. But Stephen Colbert is already giving the pope a warm welcome, thanking him for his commitment to a Church for the poor and about the poor.
Pope Francis: “Belief means transcending ourselves, leaving behind our comfort and the inflexibility of our ego in order to center our life in Jesus Christ.”
Here are some highlights of Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle’s letter to Caritas Internationalis: “In some parts of the world babies are born, children grow up and adults face the end of their lives living and working in the poisonous waste created and discarded by others. In other parts people live on a tightrope between floods… Read More Cardinal Tagle’s Letter on Laudato Si
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