In this week's podcast, Greg Erlandson, the editor-in-chief of the Catholic News Service, talks to Matt Malone, S.J., and Ashley McKinless about the challenges Catholic print media is facing today. As he wrote in the pages of America, Greg Erlandson argues that the value of Catholic print media remains, but it must change in order […]
The Editors
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American Catholics have faced nativism before. It was wrong then, and it’s wrong now.
Was that 1856 or last week? It appears it has been both.
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If we can stop Zika by killing all mosquitoes, should we?
The potential reduction in human suffering from eliminating disease-bearing mosquitoes would be vast.
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How the Catholic media is shaping views about Muslims in America
“Islam is peace,” said George W. Bush just days after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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If you knew who was winning the election, would you still vote?
Some worry that people will skip voting if the presidential election seems over by noon.
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¿Cómo podrían las mujeres diáconos enriquecer la Iglesia?
¿Si la iglesia discierne que disfruta de la libertad de admitir a las mujeres al diaconado, deberíamos hacerlo?
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Bearing Witness to America’s Religious History
Kenneth L. Woodward is the author of Getting Religion: Faith, Culture, and Politics from the Age of Eisenhower to the Era of Obama, a book that fuses memoir, history, and religious scholarship. In this podcast he speaks to Matt Malone, S.J., and Kerry Weber about the moments in history he witnessed as religion editor for Newsweek, […]
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Georgetown repents for its history of slavery. Will we?
How will we account for the signs of sin we encounter today?
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Loneliness is a public health crisis. Catholic parishes can help.
Catholic parishes must help to alleviate what some have termed an “epidemic of loneliness.”
