A tribute to the late Fr. Paul V. Mankowski, S.J..
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As Cardinal Pell arrives in Rome this week after three years in Australia, a look at the counterpoint between the cardinal’s return and Cardinal Becciu’s fall.
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That convergence is part of a global trend in which economic priorities are shifting — and becoming more consonant with the priorities of the Holy See.
Read MoreDon’t go there? America already has, a long time ago. And Biden was one of the principal figures getting her there.
Read MoreNDP Leader Jagmeet Singh should demand a free vote in the House condemning the invocation of martial law by Pierre Trudeau's government.
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Blessed Pius IX inaugurated a new era for the Church by dissolving the Papal States.
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Italian is not an international language, but it has great influence in the Church — so it’s especially unfortunate that two different consecratory formulas can now be used when celebrating Mass there.
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The U.S. president has brought a different set of lenses to the Arab-Israeli question.
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A strong defence of religious liberty, here and abroad, is the right thing to do. It may even be good politics.
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Cardinal Marian Jaworski’s presence at the death of Pope St. John Paul II capped long years at Karol Wojytła’s side.
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In Canada, civil authorities and the Church have collaborated, negotiated and even litigated over pandemic protocols. Yet in the province of Quebec, the Church was being ignored.
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Advising the accused at an early stage about the option of laicisation represents another big cultural shift, one with theological implications.
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Salma Lakhani and her husband were among the 60,000 'Asians' despoiled of their property and expelled by Idi Amin over 90 days in 1972.
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One hundred years ago my grandparents’ wedding began an intercontinental and multigenerational adventure in family and faith.
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Much of the recent history of the Catholic Church in the United States can be told in the lives of these two men, who were both ordained Aug. 29, 1970.
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Canadians get two choices for prime minister. With the election of Erin O’Toole, one of them now is a clear-eyed realist on China.
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In his latest ‘testimony,’ the former nuncio holds a position contrary to the Catholic faith on the authority of ecumenical councils.
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The mandate to keep apart is the most unique, and devastating, part of this pandemic. In most crises, it is the coming together which is essential.
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