Editorials

The suffering and loss of children across the country demand an examination of national conscience.

Rethinking the goals and methods of the pro-life movement

In the judgment of the U.N. human rights commissioner, a civil war is already underway.

Christmas is intended for everyone, but it has a special relevance for the poor and oppressed.

With vocations and Mass attendance in decline, the church can no longer do all it once did.

An attack on Iran now would at best only further isolate Israel and drag the United States right along with it.

The current breakdown in relations between Beijing and the Vatican has been difficult to watch.

The church that opposed class conflict in Marxism cannot be charged with stirring up class warfare.

Would-be supporters ought to ask serious questions of anyone who proposes a flat tax.

If the U.S. wants to bring about what Augustine called the “tranquility of order,” it should first examine its own conscience.