St. Oscar Romero and Dorothy Day were leaders who Catholics can look to modeled faithful citizenship.
Faithful citizenship: Seek first the kingdom
Countering infidelity with holiness
We must counter infidelity with greater fidelity, and be credible witnesses of the Gospel, especially when others fail.
‘Gaudete et Exsultate’ teaches us to make civic life a labor of love
Our engagement in politics is a mission in which our holiness of life is far more potent than mere activity.
Religious liberty and constructive freedom
The church in the United States observes Religious Freedom Week from June 22-29.
Advocacy: More life-giving than you might think
Because of the vision we have of politics, we think that our experiences will be negative and draining. These misunderstandings often keep Catholics from making a difference in our communities.
The politics of language
Even when the media or individuals adopt misleading terminology, we are not powerless. We can recapture the terms and employ them effectively.
Sports gambling: Leave the money on the table
In the coming weeks, the U.S. Supreme Court may loosen federal restrictions on sports gambling. As a result, many states have proactively drafted bills that would create regulated sports gambling industries at the state level — Minnesota included.
We are all responsible for helping the poor
We know the Lord hears the cry of the poor. We, too, need to listen.