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Christian thinkers call for a politics of ‘localism’
"Any healthy populism has to be grounded in the particular, in the love of one's neighbors, of one's town, of one's community, and it's a defense of that community, of those neighbors, against remote rule," Bill Kauffman explained.
Two popes, one mission: Cardinal looks at papal ministry
Although with different personalities and different tones, the papacies of both Pope Francis and retired Pope Benedict XVI focus on proclaiming the Gospel in a world that seems to confuse truth and lies, goodness and evil, said Cardinal Gerhard Muller.
For vocations, one must go out, listen, call, pope says
Young people are searching for meaning, and the best response is to go out to where they are, stop and listen to them and then call them to follow Jesus, the pope said Oct. 21.
‘Today’ show’s Roker credits Catholic schools for success in life, career
"I am standing here today, as the 'Today' show weatherman, because of what I learned at Xavier High School," Roker said.
Archdiocese, evangelicals agree to work together to prevent abortion
The signing of an agreement opens the doors for Catholics to provide funds to support the work of First Image, which runs pregnancy resource centers in the Portland area.
World War II chaplain’s remains laid to rest in Dubuque Archdiocese
Nearly 75 years after his death at Pearl Harbor, Father Schmitt was coming home to his alma mater to be laid to rest.
The beauty of Grand Teton National Park is ‘it belongs to the people’
Shirley Craighead knows a thing or two about grizzly bears. She and the bears live in the same place.
Catholic log chapel is Grand Teton wonder that ‘evangelizes,’ says deacon
The chapel was constructed in 1937 before the expansion of Grand Teton National Park. It now sits within the park's boundaries and is a summer mission of Our Lady of the Mountains Church.
Fall craft show coming to St. Hubert High School
The St. Hubert Alumnae Association will hold the annual show featuring 80 tables of crafts on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
Listecki: Anti-Catholicism ‘equal opportunity prejudice’ in campaign
Quoting historian Arthur Schlesinger Sr., he noted the campaigns of Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton have engaged in "the deepest held bias in the history of the American people."