Millennial editor Robert Christian interviewed Jonathan Lewis, Mission Strategy Officer for the Paulist Fathers and Co-Director of the Communion Project, on his work, depolarization, digital engagement, and his faith. What is the Communion Project? Why was it created?  The Communion Project is a movement that seeks to lower the temperature of division and polarization among… Read More Millennial Catholic Interviews: Jonathan Lewis

Millennial editor Robert Christian interviews Dr. Anthony Annett, economist and author of Cathonomics: How Catholic Tradition Can Create a More Just Economy, on the rise of Christian Democracy after World War II, the development of Catholic Social Teaching, and the lessons these developments may offer. You can read his Commonweal article on this subject here.

There is a temptation, reading Pope Leo XIV’s letter on artificial intelligence, to hear its two cities — Babel and Jerusalem — as a simple contrast between pride and humility, or between technology baptized and technology refused. But the deeper distinction the Holy Father draws is political, and it is the one I want to… Read More Communion, Not Homogeneity: Democracy and the Common Good in the Age of Babel

Millennial editor Robert Christian on Magnifica Humanitas:

Here are 50 quotes from Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical Magnifica humanitas: “Babel thus reveals the limits of any effort that, however grandiose, arises from self-affirmation, sacrifices human dignity for efficiency, and aspires to reach heaven without God’s blessing.” (7) “Technology has the power to heal, connect, educate and protect our common home; but it… Read More 50 Quotes from Magnifica Humanitas

A transition is a moment for reflection. The transition at the head of the Archdiocese of New York is no different. As Archbishop Ronald Hicks assumes the role that Pope John Paul II once called “archbishop of the capital of the world”, this reflection should take place beyond New York. As I watched Timothy Cardinal… Read More How We Can Defy Pro-Life Stereotypes

Many of us are struggling with how to respond to what we simply call “this moment” in our shared life—especially as we scroll an unceasing social media feed designed to inspire anger and judgment. A simple phrase from one of the Desert Fathers can help us find our footing and discern our role in responding.… Read More Slow to Judgment in a Time of Crisis