The U.S. bishops’ pastoral letter “Economic Justice for All” looked at the church’s vision of economic life, beginning with a discussion of Christian principles and their role in economic matters.
Church not as committed to economic pastoral 35 years later, say panelists
Inside the Capitol: Legalizing sports wagers — entertainment or enslavement?
Legalizing sports betting, already a prominent topic of legislative discussion, has been pushed to the front of the 2022 session chatter, with both Republicans and Democrats signaling their support.
Greg Erlandson: Communion lessons
“There are two ways that ongoing faith formation is likely to touch the majority of Mass-attending Catholics: the homily and Catholic media.”
Effie Caldarola: Where do we find joy?
“The key question is, Where do we find the peace and joy that surmounts … nagging anxieties? How do we make Jesus our center?”
Greg Erlandson: The miracle we share at every Mass
The U.S. bishops’ draft document on the Eucharist contains many moving quotes and passages that all of us could benefit from contemplating every time we go to Mass.
Joe Towalski: ‘Civilize it’ initiative offers lesson in listening
“We Catholics can, and should, be role models for others in how to listen and dialogue in service to the truth and the common good.”
Laura Kelly Fanucci: This holiday season, remember it’s not about you
“You have to expend energy: Family life requires give and take. At every age, we offer what we can to fill each other’s needs.”
Inside the Capitol: Beyond Respect Life Month
“As faithful Catholic citizens, we need to be an alert voice that builds relationships with legislators in order to be a credible witness at any appointed time.”