Evangelical and other Christian leaders wrestle with their complicated relationship with the American president.
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The Vatican snafus in recent years are usually launched by commentators who are eager to advocate for Pope Francis, but often end up doing more harm than good.
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Loyalty, trust, and justice hang in a balance. In what way will the influential new prefect for the Evangelization of Peoples, Cardinal Tagle, tip the scale?
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For more than 30 years, Archbishop Chaput has been a model of creativity and collaboration in preaching and preserving the Gospel.
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Putin presents himself as the heir of Russia’s purported glory. That explains his efforts to remember the war as a time of Russian sacrifice and triumph, including at Auschwitz.
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Papal communications were revolutionized by Ratzinger-Benedict. The effects of which are selectively observed today.
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Nature reflects the beauty of creation but cannot replace the still greater, still more powerful Creator.
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Harry and Meghan had a choice to make: Remain junior royals subject to the Queen or become senior celebrities in control of their own events.
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As mourners gather today to honour John Crosbie, the late politician’s outspoken presence and performance through the years will be remembered.
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Why is it assumed by some of the Catholic press that the Pope Emeritus is undermining the Pope on priestly celibacy when he agrees with him?
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Despite the election of the first pope from Latin America in 2013, the past decade has mostly been a march backward, both for secular society and for the Church.
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By 1984, when Stern took over the NBA, Magic and Bird had already saved the league. The new model was set — get the superstar, find a supporting player or two, and launch the dynasty.
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Bombshell abdications in Britain’s Royal Family affirm its members are the primary problem within the family.
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The benefit of the doubt is no longer given to Church officials and recent history gives reason why.
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Like Newman, Mar Ivanios was part of a broader grouping that sought to discover the sources of unity in their own traditions, Anglican and Orthodox.
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The twin cases raise questions about the course of justice, both civil and canonical, and how the two coincide, or come into conflict.
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One of the most cherished pieces in the Art Gallery of Ontario's collection is The Massacre of the Innocents, part of a special exhibition until January 5th.
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As we chronicle the activities of the great and the powerful and the humble and the afflicted, it is sometimes difficult to see progress in the world.
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