"Donald Trump is manifestly unfit to be president of the United States. His campaign has already driven our politics down to new levels of vulgarity," said the letter from two prominent Catholics, Robert George and George Weigel.

Bigotry has its roots not just in 1860 or 1960 but in modern institutions and hearts.

Francis feels free to offer a fresh look at issues of prudential judgment.

Ireland’s 2016 general election has produced a parliament full of feuding factions and no obvious road to a majority government, spurring lawmakers to warn on Sunday that the country could face a protracted political deadlock followed by a second election. For the first time in Irish electoral

It is not enough for white people merely to acknowledge the reality of white privilege, but it is the necessary starting point.

The pope’s clever response to 'the Trump question' is instructive.

This is not the first tangle between popes and politicians.

I no longer recognize my own country.

The Tea Party and Black Lives Matter give big donors a run for their money

The front-runner is promising not to let people “die in the streets.”