Cardinal Wuerl: The Pope is Reconnecting the Church with the Energy of Vatican II

Reflecting upon Pope Francis’ five years as pope, Cardinal Donald Wuerl of Washington DC writes: In a world that thirsts for a love which does not disappoint, that is hungry for justice and more than what our materialistic, commercialized society offers, the Holy Father calls us to respond proactively with caring and kindness. Again and… Read More Cardinal Wuerl: The Pope is Reconnecting the Church with the Energy of Vatican II

Quote of the Day

Pope Francis: “We remember all those who, bravely and tirelessly, have worked and even lost their lives in defending and protecting the rights and the dignity of the human person.   History asks us to embrace a definitive commitment to defending human rights.”

TJP Interviews Sister Jean on God, Faith, Basketball, Jesuit Values, and More

You may have seen her on tv or trending on social media. Now you can watch Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the chaplain of Loyola-Chicago’s men’s basketball team, talk about her vocation, faith, Jesuit values, basketball, and more: At America, millennial Catholic Zac Davis has written about what you don’t know about Loyola’s Sister Jean: Sister… Read More TJP Interviews Sister Jean on God, Faith, Basketball, Jesuit Values, and More

Cardinal Cupich Addresses Legalist Critics of Pope Francis Who Claim to be Catholic

via Chicago Catholic: Pope Benedict trusted that Christ would open a way ahead for the church. But his belief in the presence and action of the Risen Christ also shaped his understanding of how each of us should approach living out our discipleship in following Jesus. For instance, like Pope Francis, he advocated for “the… Read More Cardinal Cupich Addresses Legalist Critics of Pope Francis Who Claim to be Catholic