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Great Britain is increasingly feeling the effects of a trend away from religious faith that Pope Benedict XVI has been sounding the alarm about.
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In his Openers column, editor Gerald Korson considers what prayer is not and what it truly is.
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Contributing editor Russell Shaw believes the focus on the race for president may result in a do-nothing year for legislation.
The Catholic bishops were instrumental in the rise of organized labor; now leadership from lay people is needed to fight for their survival.
Just outside a small Austrain village sits a former monastery that trains bright young Catholics to re-energize the faith on the continent.
After illustrious beginning the "Sistine Chapel of the North' experienced many attacks and squatters.
Walter Hildebrand has grand plans for the formerly dilapidated monastery.
These simple but powerful statements are at the heart of Jesus' message to all believers, says Scripture columnist Carl E. Olson.
Sunday has become a day to run errands, watch sports and work at home, but we can return it to its original purpose with a few changes.
The liturgy is for all of the Church, says columnist Msgr. M. Francis Mannion, and no priest, deacon or layperson has the right to alter it.
A new book profiles St. Padre Pio, Venerable Solanus Casey and Brother Andre Bessette.
Editorial comments on the editing of God-references from an in-flight film and survey results showing that teens become increasingly materialistic.
Columnist Kathy Shaidle writes in praise of a rock-groupee-turned-devout-Catholic who communicates the Church's message on sexuality in frank language to which young people today can relate.
Publisher Greg Erlandson muses on how Americans like to think that good intentions and sheer desire are enough to raise children.
The existence of limbo, the joy of raising a child with Down syndrome and an appeal for some silence at Mass are on readers' minds this week.
The late Father Robert F. Drinan baptized by example the pro-choice political positions of a generation of Catholic legislators.
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