Catholic Church
Rose Marie Berger, Jonathan Mendez 8-01-2007
Rose Marie Berger 3-01-2007
A new wave of Catholic women answers the call to ordination priesthood - an act of ecclesial disobedience.
Joseph R., SJ Hacala 9-01-2006
A Catholic university strives to make hunger for justice part of the curriculum.
Tobias Winright 9-01-2006
The authors connect the dots between Dorothy Day, Peter Maurin, and those who influenced them.
Judy Coode 8-01-2006
The Jesuit Volunteer Corps celebrates 50 years of changing lives through service.
Lucy Fuchs 8-01-2006
As a Catholic voter, I avidly read the articles about the Catholic vote (“Who Owns the ‘Catholic Vote’?” by Maurice Timothy Reidy, and “A Thorn in Both Their Sides,&rd
Rose Marie Berger 7-01-2006
• Olive Branch. In April, 120 former Israel Defense Force soldiers and Palestinian militants publicly launched “Combatants for Peace,” a partnership of former enem
Maurice Timothy Reidy 6-01-2006
Roughly 40 percent of Catholics are reliable Republicans, and 40 percent are reliable Democrats. The rest could go either way. That makes Catholics the ultimate swing voters.
E.J. Dionne Jr. 6-01-2006
If the church causes discomfort only to one political party when both are in need of repentance, it is not being the church.
Heidi Schlumpf 3-01-2005
Sex abuse scandal, priest shortages, celibacy, ordaining women: The issues roiling the Catholic Church offer challenges - and hope? - for the future.
Rose Marie Berger, Mark Betz 2-01-2005
Catholic reform movement Call To Action - a national 25,000-member group of laity, religious, and clergy-is challenging U.S.
Rose Marie Berger, Brian Bolton 5-01-2004
In the diocese of Rapid City, South Dakota, a group of Catholic priests decided to take action on behalf of both the victims and perpetrators of sexual abuse in the church.