Review: Columbia’s former president on Trump’s ‘existential threat’ to universities
In his new book ‘University: A Reckoning,’ Lee Bollinger grapples with the reality that universities across the country are facing—one characterized by challenges to their independence from what he labels “authoritarian” attacks.
No one reads anymore. But you should if you want to be a good Catholic.
If we really are entering a postliterate culture, what does that mean for faith?
Have we forgotten God?
A Reflection for Monday of the Seventeenth Week in Ordinary Time, by Maurice Timothy Reidy
Trump’s DOJ releases updated guidance on religious liberty protections
The First Amendment, the DOJ memo states, “does not compel the government to purge from public life anything an objective observer may think endorses religion.”
Sometimes I don’t feel like the rich soil
A Reflection for Friday of the Sixteenth Week in Ordinary Time, by Chloe Hanford
Pope Leo takes surprise road trip with his brother to mountainside shrines during his summer vacation
A video shared by one pilgrim showed the pope’s brother John Prevost stepping out of the black car along with Pope Leo, to the surprise of visitors who had come to the shrine without expecting a papal visit.
Adam Smith vs. Pope Leo: A Catholic critique of ‘The Wealth of Nations’ at 250
Adam Smith’s emphasis on efficient growth has blinded us to inequality. Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV have refocused our attention.
The Odyssey, the Gospel and the hard choices we must make
The “Odyssey” reminds us that the world resounds with siren calls. Can we hear the summons home to God?
Catholic Relief Services receives State Department funds to ‘significantly expand’ humanitarian aid to Cuba
CRS, the humanitarian and development agency of the U.S. bishops’ conference, announced that it had received a $60 million award from the U.S. Department of State.
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