“Sheen was a rock star who made being Catholic singular. No one lifted me up as much as Fulton during my teens.”
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Our readers on the Supreme Court’s immigration rulings
“Returning hundreds of thousands of people to mortal danger or preventing asylum seekers from even presenting their claims is not meaningful immigration reform.”
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Our readers on ‘performative piety’: Why liturgy is not a space for self-expression
”I will try and remember this essay and focus on a great gift I am about to receive rather than what other people are doing.”
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Is the Catholic Church ready for a new wave of converts? Our readers weigh in.
“If these converts are impressed by Pope Leo XIV and his leadership, they just might stay for the long haul.”
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A war between the U.S. government and the Catholic Church? Our readers weigh in
“Mr. Schneider’s pitting of the U.S. government against the Catholic Church only serves to weaponize these two institutions.”
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Our readers on the moral resistance to Trump’s ‘politics of rage’
“The federal government’s approach is out of all proportion to the scope of the problem of a small percentage of undocumented immigrants that have committed crimes.”
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Our readers on the Trump administration’s actions in Venezuela
The editors suggested that the new “ethos of naked self-interest” will render the world less stable. Our readers responded.
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When Catholics confront authoritarianism: Our readers weigh in
Our January issue included a feature story by the political scientist Maria J. Stephan, “When Catholics Confront Authoritarianism.” Our readers had much to say in response.
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Are ‘terror tactics’ justifiable in enforcing immigration law?
Following Pope Leo XIV’s remarks on Oct. 23 defending the rights of migrants, America’s editors published an editorial arguing that “Safe Borders Do Not Require Terror Tactics From ICE.” Our readers had much to say in response.
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Your take: Pope Leo XIV continues Pope Francis’ focus on the marginalized
On Oct. 9, Pope Leo XIV released his first apostolic exhortation, “Dilexi Te.” Our readers had much to say in response.