The revelations in the Holy Father’s biography may be of greater or lesser interest, but it is safe to consider them legal.

After a year of disruptions, will the year ahead prove more tranquil?

It is impossible to imagine that eleven years into John Paul’s pontificate anyone would seriously think it time to begin again to figure out the pontificate.

Latest comments from the Holy Father about the Russia-Ukraine hostilities has left the Vatican scrambling to control the damage.

The time for fighting the last peace is over. The current fight — even amidst war — is for a new peace

As the acquittals in the Rodney King and O.J. Simpson cases showed, the remedy for bad justice is not more bad justice

A bad week for government intelligence agencies and their Liberal masters

The mutual defence alliance is not as strong as it should be, but without it Russia would have free rein

The saint carries on a tradition of powerful women religious that stretches back centuries.

Voters overwhelmingly reject government's attempt to 'modernize' constitution

Regrettably, abortion is now considered something to be celebrated, both by the Catholic president and in Paris.

Las Vegas is the perfect setting for the Super Bowl, where the vainglorious NFL establishment gathers to bask in its own monied self-congratulation

The exploration of what dignity means in different contexts will open new avenues for discussion, apologetics and evangelization.

God’s light never ceases to shine and is far more abundant than the darkness of sin.

The coincidence of the eclipse and Easter is an invitation to think about light and darkness in the way that Christians distinctively do.

For that singular moment in Nazareth, the moon determined whether the sunlight – the Son’s light – would reach the world.