Archbishop Gomez: Killing Criminals Does Not Bring Justice
Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles has released a video supporting Proposition 62, the California measure to repeal the death penalty:
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Check out these recent articles from around the web: Single by Default by Jessica Keating: “Perhaps my single life, like so many others, is not a vocation. Yet I am also called to holiness today, now, here.” What Assad and Putin are doing in Syria “is not counter-terrorism. It is barbarism.” by Jennifer Williams: “There… Read More Around the Web
Trump is the ‘Most Flawed Candidate Ever’: An Interview with John Kenneth White
John Kenneth White is a professor of politics at the Catholic University of America, who has written extensively on the American party system, elections, and the US presidency. His most recent book is What Happened to the Republican Party?: And What It Means for American Presidential Politics. Millennial writer Daniel Petri and editor Robert Christian asked… Read More Trump is the ‘Most Flawed Candidate Ever’: An Interview with John Kenneth White
Pope Francis Delivered Inspiration, Not Lectures in the US
Millennial writer Christopher White has a new article at Crux. He writes: Instead of using his visit to America to strictly lecture politicians and the public about the moral failures of a nation that has drifted far from upholding Catholic ideals about life and family, Francis offered us something to aspire to. In pointing to… Read More Pope Francis Delivered Inspiration, Not Lectures in the US
Pope Francis’ Telegram to Israel on the Passing of Shimon Peres
via Zenit: His Excellency Reuven Rivlin President of the State of Israel I was deeply saddened to learn of the death of His Excellency Shimon Peres, and I wish to convey to you and to all the people of Israel my heartfelt condolences. I fondly recall my time with Mr Peres at the Vatican and… Read More Pope Francis’ Telegram to Israel on the Passing of Shimon Peres
Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “Jesus is calling you to leave your mark on life: one that transforms your own life and the lives of others.”
Reactions to the First Presidential Debate of 2016
We encouraged all of our writers and readers to analyze last night’s debate through the prism of Catholic social teaching. While we have seen a great deal of discontent about both presidential candidates among those who share Millennial’s commitment to human dignity, the sanctity of life, social justice, free democracy, and universal human rights, the… Read More Reactions to the First Presidential Debate of 2016
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