During the cave crisis, at the Cathedral of Saint Michael in Thare, a small village located along Nonghan Lake in northeastern Thailand’s Isaan region, Catholics offered Mass and asked for the intervention of St. Michael the Archangel to protect the young men.

What can the church do to help repent for the sins of leaders like Cardinal McCarrick and all those who turned a blind eye to his wrongdoing?

The case shows the mystifying complexity of the human person—or at least this human person.

A front-page article published July 16 detailed the alleged abuse of two seminarians in the Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey, by then-Bishop Theodore E. McCarrick.

Many Christians get obsessed with following a variety of rules that they forget that one of the most basic requirements about the Christian life is to be kind.

“The right of Catholics to express disagreement with their leaders is a right as old as Peter and Paul.”