via Fordham’s Center on Religion and Culture: What is the “Way Forward” for the Catholic Church in the United States? Learn about this key initiative bringing together bishops and theologians and other lay leaders for honest conversations about how to follow the path set out by the Second Vatican Council and Pope Francis.
Harrison Smith writes: Amitai Etzioni, an American Israeli sociologist who served as a senior policy adviser to the Carter White House, taught at George Washington University and championed the virtues of bedrock institutions — family, school, local government — while promoting the philosophy known as communitarianism, died May 31 at his home in Washington. He… Read More Amitai Etzioni, Key Communitarian Thinker and Advocate (1929-2023)
via the AND Campaign: We, the AND Campaign, are pro-woman and pro-child. Our Christian conviction calls us to raise our voices on behalf of both. The issue of abortion often revolves around a false choice that harms everyone involved. Watch this video to be better informed and move with both compassion and conviction on this… Read More The Whole Life Project
Anna Gordon is the program director for the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown University. Editor Robert Christian interviewed her on her faith, work, and what it takes to reach young Catholics. What are the goals of the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life? The Initiative has three goals:… Read More Millennial Catholic Interviews: Anna Gordon
MSW writes: There is no clearer contrast between a morally depraved governor and a morally serious one than a comparison of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, both of whom are Catholic. DeSantis is a Republican and Edwards is a Democrat…. Edwards, who signed a six-week abortion ban last year, used… Read More The Most Whole Life Politician in America
Pope Francis: “The Gospel calls us to live outside our comfort zone, because anyone who follows Jesus loves the poor and the lowly.”
Millennial editor Robert Christian writes: If we thought the pandemic might transform American life by giving us a new appreciation for quiet evening strolls or less-booked schedules, our collective return to normal has perhaps put an end to such hopes. In high schools across the United States, kids are back to packing their resumes, desperate… Read More Rethinking Notions of Success and Merit
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