Last week, Christopher White discussed Pope Francis’ recent trip to Canada. You watch the MSNBC clip here:

Christine Emba writes: To suggest that “urgency in the workplace” is a white supremacist trait also has rather insulting implications. Is sloth the natural state among people of color? Do discipline and organizational efficiency belong to the Anglo-Saxons only? These are obviously absurd suggestions, and the tweet was quickly deleted. But it wasn’t a one-off.… Read More Stop Misusing ‘White Supremacy’

via Charlotte Cowles: Americans born between 1981 and 1996, the most educated and most diverse generation in U.S. history, were once considered harbingers of economic progress and promise. But now, even well into their careers, most of them lag behind the financial and familial strides of previous generations. By the time our parents (baby boomers,… Read More Millennials and the Decline of Middle Class Stability

via the Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage: Why does humankind continue to be plagued by war? Catholic pacifists blame the just war tradition, which can be invoked to justify any war, and so must be jettisoned. In his book, Preventing Unjust War: A Catholic Argument for Selective Conscientious Objection, Roger Bergman argues that… Read More A Catholic Argument for Selective Conscientious Objection

Millennial writer Meghan Clark on today’s Gospel reading:

Millennial editor Robert Christian writes: Our habits shape a lot of our behavior, and it is hard to break bad habits and establish good ones. In You Are What You Love, James K.A. Smith explains why it is so hard to simply think our way to new ways of living. Smith argues that the end… Read More You Are What You Love