CNS photo/Paul Haring
Joe Woodard
We sometimes meet people who criticize the Catholic Church for persevering in the doctrine of Hell. They find incredible a God who would condemn anybody to eternal suffering.
Quinton Amundson
God’s first instruction to mankind in Genesis 1:28 is beautiful in its simplicity: “Be fruitful and multiply.”
Culture à la Carte
Sr. Helena Burns
Is the “bad news” cycle getting you down? If it is, you’re not alone. Remember the old expression regarding news media: “If it bleeds, it leads”? Professional fear-mongering has reached some sort of peak lately.
The Mustard Seed
Glen Argan
In April 1975, Lionel Rosenblatt and Larry Craig Johnstone, both U.S. Foreign Service officers, flew from Washington, D.C. to Vietnam to organize the rescue of South Vietnamese citizens who had helped the foreign service during the Vietnam War.
Andrea Mrozek
Church on the Street
Dcn. Robert Kinghorn
Barefoot and Preaching
Leah Perrault
Menachem Z. Rosensaft
Editorial
Catholic Register Editorial
Glen Weyl, the Princeton-Harvard-Microsoft whiz kid economist, has declared Pope Leo XIV “perhaps the single most important person in the world on AI at this moment.”
OSV News photo/Simone Risoluti, Vatican Media
Jim Hughes confessed to us that his life as the godfather of Canada’s pro-life movement began in a state of disbelief.
Sr. Hosea Rupprecht
In our AI-driven age, Pope Leo insists that we keep the human person at the heart of every digital interaction. He reminds us that our faces and voices are sacred, for through the face and voice of Jesus, God communicates his very self to us.
