December 10, 2007

They start arriving in August: the interminable parade of catalogues hawking tantalizing Christmas wares. Before I have finished writing my High Holy Day sermons, before the start of school, long before the leaves have turned, before anyone has given the remotest thought to getting bags of candy for

A lawyer hopes for an end to capital punishment.

Are significant changes in the synod process likely?

An analysis of the encyclical 'Spe Salvi'

With its vividly re-enacted scenes of torture, book burning and violence, the PBS series “Secret Files of the Inquisition” made clear that stereotypical views of the Inquisition are not going away anytime soon. It also ensured that a negative interpretation of this Catholic history will

Do the questions science poses diminish the God of faith?

Cardinal William Keeler and Catholic-Jewish relations