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
On September 20th, Pope Francis joined thousands of pilgrims in Assisi for the World Day of Prayer for Peace. This event commemorated the 30th anniversary of the gathering that brought together pilgrims from all over the globe and invited the world’s religions to join their hearts, minds, and hands in becoming peacemakers. At that gathering… Read More Peace Requires Interfaith Solidarity
Caroline Fayard is one the top candidates in this year’s US Senate race in Louisiana, currently polling first among Democrats in the race. Millennial editor Robert Christian asked her about her views on public service, her faith, and more in the following interview. Why are you running for the Senate? Growing up in Livingston Parish,… Read More An Interview with US Senate Candidate Caroline Fayard of Louisiana
Millennial writer Mike Jordan Laskey has a new article at NCR. He writes: Sometimes, I reflect on why I’m still here when a lot of my Catholic friends have drifted away. When I was in high school, I started to hunger for meaning, as many kids that age do: What am I here on Earth… Read More Catholic at 30: Renewing My Sense of Wonder
Millennial writer Christopher White has a new article at Crux. He writes: While the subject matter and the themes explored can often prove grim, The Loser Letters is ultimately a tale of hope-offering D.C. an unexpected form of redemption during an otherwise depressing election year cycle. Like the works of Havel and Wojtyla, The Loser… Read More ‘Loser Letters’: Faith Making Culture
Pope Francis: “The fight against poverty is not merely a technical economic problem, but above all a moral one, calling for global solidarity and the development of more equitable approaches to the concrete needs and aspirations of individuals and peoples worldwide.”
