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Faith
Margaret Mary Kelleher
Why do we need ministers of Communion? Why not just pass the eucharistic bread and wine and let people take it themselves?
Some Basics About Celibacy
FaithFaith and Reason
John W. O’Malley
Why and how did the celibate state became a requirement for ordination?
FaithExplainer
Gerald M. Fagin
Nowhere in the current catechism is there any treatment of a belief that was part of the common teaching of the church for over 700 years.
FaithFaith and Reason
Walter Kasper
Cardinal Walter Kasper on the relationship between the universal church and local churches.
FaithFeatures
Donald Cozzens
A generation has elapsed since the close of the Second Vatican Council, and the church has underscored the council’s extraordinary ecclesial and historical significance by beatifying, this Sept. 3, Pope John XXIII. At the same time, however, the beatification of Pope Pius IX highlighted the ti
FaithFeatures
Wilton Gregory
From 2000: “Since R.C.I.A.’s reinstitution, the Catholic Church in the United States each year has drawn more new members than any other religious group in the nation.”