Millennial writer Daniel DiLeo has a new article at Political Theology Today. He writes: The Vatican recently indicated that Francis’ encyclical on ecology will likely be published before the summer. Crux observes that already “Pope Francis’ stance on climate change is the latest battleground for US Catholics” and, unfortunately, this battle seems likely to intensify… Read More Church Authority, Assent, and Pope Francis’ Encyclical
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article in Time. He writes: To be truly pro-life, we cannot simply support a child’s right to be born, but also the right of the mother to expect substantial support from her community and from her government. We can’t be pro-life and anti-woman. It doesn’t work. And we… Read More CJH: Turning Today’s Anti-abortion Movement into Tomorrow’s Pro-life Movement
Jesus’ miraculous presence in the womb of Mary is often highlighted to illustrate the dignity of the unborn child. But these days, the life of Christ is also particularly helpful in allowing us to see and remember the dignity of the immigrant child. When Jesus was just a child, his family fled their home to… Read More Immigration Reform is a Pro-life Issue
Millennial editor Robert Christian appeared on the Source and Summit podcast to discuss why Millennial was created and how it has evolved. He explained: Ultimately we are trying to explore what it means to embrace our faith as young Catholics in the 21st century. This means addressing the most pressing political issues of the day,… Read More Millennial on Source and Summit: What We’re All About
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article in NCR. He writes: With climate change, “man has slapped God in the face,” the pope said. “We have taken possession of nature and Mother Earth. God always forgives; we men sometimes forgive; but nature never forgives. I believe that man has gone a bit too far. Thank God… Read More God calls us to care about the poor, climate
Check out these highlights from Pope Francis’ speech: “This visit is meant to express my closeness to our brothers and sisters who endured the suffering, loss and devastation caused by Typhoon Yolanda. Together with many people throughout the world, I have admired the heroic strength, faith and resilience demonstrated by so many Filipinos in the… Read More Key Quotes from Pope Francis’ First Speech in the Philippines
A new year is a great chance to take a look at our human tendencies and perhaps move outside of our comfort zones. Saint Ignatius knew our human tendencies well. He was a lover of the world and fell easily into lust and vanity. The pull he felt toward such things he called the “evil… Read More A New Path: How St. Ignatius’ Agere Contra Can Help Us Step Outside of Our Comfort Zones
