Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale addresses President Obama’s decision to delay executive action on immigration reform in the second installment of Millennial at Distinctly Catholic. He writes: The president of the United States must encounter the suffering of people at our borders without delay. This is where our national scandal of sin, pain, injustice and ignorance… Read More Millennial at Distinctly Catholic: Obama Comes Up Short on Immigration

Michael Sean Winters of the National Catholic Reporter, one of our favorite writers, will be on vacation this week, and Millennial will be filling in for him at his popular blog Distinctly Catholic. Millennial editor Robert Christian has the first entry, in which he explains how Pope Francis’ 10 keys to happiness explain his popularity.… Read More Millennial at Distinctly Catholic: Why Pope Francis Is So Popular

Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale and Rachel Malinowski have a new article at NCR. They write: Reconciliation isn’t just for us, but also for the transformation of our families, our communities, our church, our country and the entire world. The reconciliation of God with humanity gives us a chance to reimagine and reconstruct human life and… Read More Reconciliation as a means to rebuild society

Here is part two of our compilation of the most popular posts from our Millennial writers and editors in our second year: The Beauty of Breastfeeding by Jeff Sullivan, SJ (2/18/14): “The challenge, then, for those of us invited to into such intimacy is just to continue the conversation, share in the communion, allow ourselves… Read More Millennial’s 2nd Anniversary: Popular Articles from Year 2 (Part 2)

Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at Busted Halo on immigration reform. He writes: There’s no chance that Mr. Boehner will change his mind before the November 4 mid-term elections, but when Congress comes back for the “lame-duck” session this winter, the Speaker of the House has the rare chance of being a… Read More The Church Isn’t Going Away on Immigration Reform