Editorials

Catholics of different political stripes do agree on important things.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership is shifting traditional partisan battle lines in Washington.

Catholic colleges have a responsibility to offer affordable education.

Today negotiators in Vienna announced a deal to limit Iran’s nuclear program.

It has been very discouraging to watch the acrimonious debate over religious liberty in Indiana and Arkansas. The passage of a Religious Freedom Restoration Act in these states sparked widespread protests over possible discrimination and exposed a deep divide in our nation on questions of marriage,

The editors on dying—and living—for the faith

Christ continues to suffer in his body today. How can we aid him?

Catholic women from around the world recently shared their stories of faith and service during an observance of International Women’s Day at the Vatican. The event, called Voices of Faith, took place on March 8, during Women’s History Month, and was notable for its open dialogue about the status of women in the church today. […]

For the Christian, reports of prison scandals recall images of Jesus the prisoner.

‘Moral seduction’ in the debate around physician-assisted suicide