The Latin Mass Tug of War: Pope Leo’s Mixed Messages
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Francis X. Maier · Aug 10, 2026
When the Church is seen to be more concerned with strangers of an alien (and unfriendly) faith than with the needs of her own people, she colludes in her own disappearance.
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K.E. Colombini · Aug 9, 2026
Should cathedrals, symbols-in-stone of authority and permanence, be stable and never-changing? In fact, they are often in a state of flux. And sometimes, change improves them.
Daniel Guernsey · Aug 8, 2026
Catholic schools need to make space for our young families. Let parents disagree with us on the proximity-to-abortion question.
Stephen P. White · Aug 7, 2026
Marriage will demand of you and your spouse more than you can reasonably be expected to handle. You will learn to handle it anyway.
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