Editorial

A vote against religious liberty

October 10, 2026

A reporter remembers to say thanks

Quinton Amundson · October 9, 2026

Serving as a reporter for The Catholic Register is a “cup runneth over with blessings” experience, to borrow a passage from Psalm 23, week in and week out.

Choosing ‘The Chosen’ for parish viewing

Sr. Nancy Usselmann · October 9, 2026

I had the chance to visit the set of “The Chosen” while the cast and crew were filming scenes of the seventh and final season.

Prayers of hope for Indigenous reconciliation

Catholic Register Staff · October 8, 2026

A text of the statement posted on the websites of the Canadian Catholic Indigenous Council, Our Lady of Guadalupe Circle, and the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Only woman can undo feminism’s damage

Andrea Mrozek · October 8, 2026

Do we need a new women’s movement? I ask the question having recently attended a women’s conference in Rochester, New York, hosted by Erika Bachiochi, legal scholar and author of The Rights of Women: Reclaiming a Lost Vision and Feminists Choosing Life of New York.

The Mustard Seed

Thinking twice about St. Francis’ life

Glen Argan · October 3, 2026

St. Francis understood that following Jesus means relinquishing any claim to power, status and wealth. Such vulnerability is the only sure path to peace and nonviolence.

Culture à la Carte

Human agency paramount in AI-driven world

Sr. Helena Burns · October 2, 2026

President Trump just addressed the United Nations and announced changing the name of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Super Intelligence (SI), because calling it artificial made it sound “fake.”

A Christian triumph

October 2, 2026

If, as is said, the arc of history bends toward justice, then Pope Leo’s just concluded four-day visit to France can only be described as an arc de triomphe.

Church on the Street

The street demands a patient ministry

Dcn. Robert Kinghorn · October 1, 2026

The Church on the Street is by necessity a patient ministry, one where trust must be earned from those who have been hurt in life.

Barefoot and Preaching

The pilgrim’s progress moves toward Mystery

Leah Perrault · September 30, 2026

Where science and economics see progress as quantifiable forward improvement, I wonder if this definition limits us spiritually. What if spiritual progress is more about movement through and in, rather than to some defined end?