The cardinal’s pastoral letter is among the most high-profile responses from a Catholic leader to continued racial unrest.
Politics & Society
Pope Francis deplores terrorist attacks in New York, Somalia and Afghanistan
“I call on the Lord that he may convert the hearts of the terrorist and free the world of hate and that crazy homicide that abuses the name of God to disseminate death.”
New York’s Cardinal Dolan calls for greater respect following deadly attack
Cardinal Timothy Dolan said New York City is “stunned and horrified” by what police said was an act of terror on a Manhattan bicycle trail, in which at least eight people were killed and several more injured.
Britain’s National Health Service needs (and deserves) saving
Our national health system is seen as a treasure in Britain yet viewed as an alien, dangerous concept to many in the United States.
We need a financial James Bond to prevent a ‘Goldfinger’ attack on Bitcoin
A cyber-destruction of Bitcoin deposits would trigger far-reaching consequences, beyond the realm of the Bitcoin world.
Spanish bishops urge unity while Catalonian Catholics advocate self-rule
Cardinal Ricardo Blazquez Perez of Valladolid, president of the Spanish bishops’ conference, expressed sadness for the Catalonian declaration of independence.
Catholic leaders welcome more troops in Central Africa, but want weapons
All but three of the 16 prefectures in the country are still controlled by armed gangs, despite the presence of U.N. peacekeepers.
Supreme Court hears oral arguments in death penalty case
Ayestas, an immigrant from Honduras, was sentenced to death for strangling a woman after an apparent burglary in her home in Houston.
Bishops “appalled” by Border Patrol agents detaining child with cerebral palsy
“This action is not humane,” Bishop Tamayo said.
Reporting on World War II: to hell and back, all for a good story
The Great War had a tincture of tragic elegy…. World War II, by contrast, was thoroughly modern, disengaged from any romantic past.
