A Catholic immigration agenda for the new Congress: Accountability for ICE and a long-overdue reform bill
With Democrats in control of Congress, Catholic immigration advocates will have an opportunity to play offense, rather than scrambling to block punitive policies.
After an Islamist terror attack on a church in Jordan, are Christians still safe?
An attack on a Greek Orthodox Church in Jordan left nine dead and 30 wounded. Does that violence suggest that Jordanian Christians may become the next Holy Land community under threat?
Join us: A ‘Faith and Fine Wine’ pilgrimage to Italy
Wine and Catholicism: Explore vineyards and sacred sites in Italy
What to expect from Pope Leo’s trip to Uruguay, Latin America’s least Catholic country
Today, around 38 percent of the population is Catholic and 44 percent is Christian, while 52 percent of Uruguayans profess no religion.
What a Democratic Congress can (and can’t) do on immigration
With ICE already funded at historically high levels through 2029, and with President Trump’s strong executive control still intact, there are limits on what Congress can do.
Pope Leo just voted in the U.S. midterms. Should he have done that?
This week on “Jesuitical,” Ashley and Zac are joined by Chris White, a senior fellow at the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown University, to discuss the impact of Pope Leo casting a vote in the U.S. midterm elections.
Two Bobs from the Midwest: When Bob Dylan met Pope Leo
There are photos to prove it: Bob Dylan in the Vatican, shaking hands and sitting down for a chat with Pope Leo XIV. How did this happen? And what did they discuss?
Catholic voters move left amid midterm’s Democratic wave
Fifty percent of Catholics said they voted for Democratic candidates, and 49 percent said they voted for Republicans. This could represent a significant swing to the left since the last presidential election.
How worshipping at Mass prepares us for heaven
In worship, we go out to meet the Bridegroom. Our work is only to prepare ourselves.
Democrats won. Now comes the hard part.
The good news for those elected on Tuesday is that the election is finally over and they won. The bad news is that they now face the challenges of governing.
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