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Trump’s supporters see him as a messiah. What does it mean for Christians to try and love them—and him?
Erika Rasmussen
January 17, 2021
What are we to do with the fact that the insurrectionists and presumably many more of President Trump’s supporters really treat this man like a messiah?
Politics & Society
Short Take
Trump’s false patriots are a disgrace to every soldier and activist who has fought and died for American democracy.
Peter Lucier
January 08, 2021
Every self-styled “patriot” who stormed the Capitol yesterday disgraced the legacy of American activists and soldiers.
Politics & Society
Vantage Point
From 1993: The Flight to and from Thika
James Martin, S.J.
December 28, 2020
In this 1993 piece, James Martin reflects on the realities of refugees he met in Thika, Kenya.
Politics & Society
Dispatches
Does it matter if a charity calls itself ‘Catholic’? The church in Montreal faces a question at the heart of its mission
Dean Dettloff
December 22, 2020
“The church cannot withdraw from the field of charity.”
Politics & Society
Short Take
A Covid-19 vaccine has finally arrived. Prisoners must be prioritized.
Alison McCrary
December 11, 2020
Catholic social teaching proclaims all life is sacred and that the morality of a society is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable members.
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Ita, Maura, Dorothy, Jean: The legacy of 4 missionaries murdered in El Salvador 40 years ago
Margaret Swedish
December 02, 2020
The four churchwomen chose to stay and to suffer, as St. Romero had once said, “the same fate as the poor.”
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