Politico com has a great article today detailing some of the more outrageous comments made by members of Congress this August Neither party has a monopoly on foolishness nor even on Nazi-metaphors which are worse than foolish Political rhetoric can and should get heated at times and the image of

Hugo Chavez and Latin America's most polarized society

Justice for All Kathleen McChesney focuses on the most important aspect of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People in her article on its relevance: the protection of children (“Is the Charter Still Relevant?” 6/8). Another aspect, protection of an accused priest again

If the polarization of the church does not stop, Catholicism will cease to be a force for change.

Yesterday a two-member Elections Board yes two-member sometimes you can rsquo t make this stuff up ruled that the citizens of the District of Columbia have no right to vote on whether or not to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions Whatever you think of the issue of gay

Welcome to the adventure of America's second century.

A post-Enlightenment future

Much has already been said about the 40th anniversary of Humanae Vitae but this piece is a must-read from one of the giants of moral theology In quot Humanae Vitae 25 years Later quot Richard McCormick S J looked at the quot uneasy silence quot that followed the release of the encylical an

Will disagreements tear apart the Anglican Communion?

Thanks a lot for your wonderful article It strikes me because it rsquo s based on a life journey not an intellectual black or white good or bad demonizing-the ndash other simplistic fight over arguments I remain however puzzled on why so many pro-life committed Christians seem so less enthusias