“Two priorities that we have are unity and governance,” said Jonathan Reyes, executive director of the U.S. Catholic bishops’ Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development. “So this divisive election—we somehow have to get to the other side. That will not be easy,

The last year has been a difficult one indeed, particularly for those who are in any way concerned about political life in the United States. As I write this column, the election has not yet taken place, though we are close to Election Day and early voting is already underway in many parts of the co

The Republican nominee rode a populist wave in reaction to extreme individualism and a neglect of civil society.

Catholic bishops on Tuesday chose for their top leadership posts two prelates from states touching Mexico.

This is the most improbable election since an elderly Jesuit from Argentina was elected pope.

The police have shown little hostility toward the crowds, but retailers may be losing patience.