Hace exactamente 20 años, en el testimonio en el Senado de los Estados Unidos, pocas semanas después de la masacre de la Escuela Secundaria Columbine, ofrecí estos pensamientos:

More than half of surveyed Americans now support the death penalty for murder and similar crimes. This is a modest increase from an all-time low recorded in 2016. But numbers alone don’t determine the moral content of actions by individuals or governments. Right and wrong exist whether popular opinion approves or not. In late July […]

Más de la mitad de los estadounidenses encuestados apoyan ahora la pena de muerte por asesinato y delitos similares.

Speaking at the University of Notre Dame in October 2016, just a few weeks before a national election that seemed sure to put a second Clinton in the White House, I noted that [Q]uite a few of us American Catholics have worked our way into a leadership class that the rest of the country both […]

Muchos de nosotros los católicos estadounidenses hemos llegado a nuestra manera a una posición de liderazgo que el resto del país envidia y resiente.

Over the past few days, videos have gone viral on social media featuring State Representative Brian Sims aggressively harassing young and elderly women who were peacefully praying outside of a Planned Parenthood Clinic in Philadelphia.

As Christians we have the roots of our faith in Judaism. T​he suffering inflicted on innocent Jewish worshippers in the Poway synagogue attack is an obscenity.

M. Jean Duchesne cofounded the French edition of the Communio international theological journal and served as special assistant to the late Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger of Paris for more than 25 years.

Throughout the day, I’ve monitored news reports regarding the fire overwhelming the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris with deep sadness and shock.

The lack of a quality education is a chronic problem for persons in poverty, severely limiting their future.