Cardinal Gregory said Pope Francis has made it “totally uncomfortable to take great comfort in any one dimension of the church’s social teaching.”
At 10 years, Pope Francis makes Americans ‘uncomfortable’ in their political views, Cardinal Wilton Gregory says
Train derailments show vital need for Church’s voice on labor, say advocates
Leaders of labor unions representing railroad workers have expressed widespread concern that such disasters may ultimately result from recent changes in the way railroads operate.
Church called to address issues of systemic racism in social justice work, advocates say
Catholics are called to address issues of systemic racism as a part of the church’s social justice work, advocates said Jan. 29 at the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington.
Ukrainian archbishop, Ukraine’s first lady discuss war, trauma, forgiveness during World Economic Forum
Ukraine’s first lady was a special guest during the World Economic Forum held in Davos Jan. 16-20.
Biden expands use of Title 42 while broadening legal path for some migrants
The Biden administration announced new immigration policies Jan. 5, expanding the use of Title 42 while increasing legal paths for some individuals to seek asylum while remaining in their home countries instead of migrating to the southern border.
Catholic school educators set example for students with day of service
About 125 Catholic Community Schools educators participated in the Dec. 2 event, which included 14 different projects at sites around the St. Cloud area.
Catholic groups give Bolsonaro poor marks on Brazil social programs
Looking through the lens of Catholic social teaching, several Brazilian organizations were critical of actions by President Jair Bolsonaro, who faces former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the final round of presidential elections Oct. 30.
Inside the Capitol: Whom should I vote for?
“This year, Minnesota’s bishops have offered a statement about how to prioritize the principles of Catholic social teaching in light of the signs of the times, particularly during an election-year debate in which abortion dominates the headlines.”