Hookup Culture as Rape Culture: A Shared Complicity

Thanks largely to the efforts of survivors-turned-activists Annie Clark and Andrea Pino, the founders of End Rape on Campus, sexual assault on campus has moved to the center of public and political debate. Under the Obama Administration, there has been a push to use federal law to hold schools accountable to address the high levels of… Read More Hookup Culture as Rape Culture: A Shared Complicity

5 Highlights of the Pope’s Off-the-Cuff Address to Families

Check out some of the most interesting remarks the pope made in his off-the-cuff address at the World Meeting of Families: “…it is worthwhile to live as a family…a society grows strong, grows in goodness, grows in beauty and truly grows if it is built on the foundation of the family.” “When the man and… Read More 5 Highlights of the Pope’s Off-the-Cuff Address to Families

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Check out these recent articles from around the web: Pope Francis, the Prince of the Personal by David Brooks: “Francis offers a model on two great questions: How do you deeply listen and learn? How do you uphold certain moral standards, while still being loving and merciful to those you befriend?” Pope Francis’s actions speak… Read More Around the Web

Catholic Leaders Sign Letter Calling for an Economy That Supports Families

Over 60 Catholics leaders, including two former presidents of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops and the presidents of the AFL-CIO and SEIU, have signed a letter that calls for the creation of a more family-friendly economy. The letter says: The essential role that families play is being threatened by the economic pressure and insecurity… Read More Catholic Leaders Sign Letter Calling for an Economy That Supports Families

Celebrating the Domestic Church: The Transformative Power of Families

On Wednesday, Pope Francis alluded to his upcoming message for the Eighth World Meeting of Families by calling this a “critical moment in the history of our civilization.” It is indeed a critical moment in our history, one that needs to be addressed in our families. As the USCCB explains, by definition, “’the family, is… Read More Celebrating the Domestic Church: The Transformative Power of Families