Check out these recent articles from around the web: A Nation of Takers? by Nicholas Kristof: “However imperfectly, subsidies for the poor do actually reduce hunger, ease suffering and create opportunity, while subsidies for the rich result in more private jets and yachts. Would we rather subsidize opportunity or yachts? Which kind of subsidies deserve… Read More Around the Web
Fr. Thomas Reese of the National Catholic Reporter and Stephen Schneck of the Catholic University of America appeared on PBS NewsHour to discuss Pope Francis’ meeting with President Obama. Check out the video below:
Pope Francis: “We are all sinners, all of us, but we all have the ability to ask for forgiveness. And He never gets tired of forgiving! Have the humility to ask for forgiveness.”
Millennial writer Dan DiLeo has a new article on “Thomistic Virtue Jurisprudence and a National Carbon Tax” in Political Theology Today. He writes: Several points must be effectively communicated: the ways that climate change viciously harms the poor; the need for carbon tax revenue to be refunded in a way that prioritizes the poor; and… Read More Dan DiLeo in Political Theology Today
Millennial co-founder and contributing editor Christopher Hale is quoted in a new article on CNN on Pope Francis and President Obama: “If I was advising President Obama, I would say the No. 1 spokesperson on American immigration reform should be Pope Francis,” Hale said. “He has so much capital in this city. You have Catholics,… Read More Millennial Co-founder Christopher Hale in Time and CNN
Millennial co-founder and contributing editor Christopher Hale is quoted in Lorena O’Neil‘s “Who’s the most powerful Catholic in America?” in USA Today. The article focuses on Cardinal Sean O’Malley: he’s beloved and respected by his brother bishops. “I think he’s by far the most popular American cardinal,” says Christopher Hale, who works for Catholics in… Read More Millennial Co-founder Christopher Hale on Cardinal O’Malley in USA Today
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Bring on the Dogma by Michael Sean Winters: “The mercy of God, the love of God, the human dignity of all, these are the core doctrines that we must embrace and defend, but our defense must be characterized by utter humility in part because we all… Read More Around the Web
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