Insights & Resources

We hear your cries, frustration, and prayers for love and patience. If you are concerned about the future of abortion access or are seeking alterna...

If you feel deeply uncomfortable with this fact or with the messages your own church has been spreading, Catholics for Choice has created an at-hom...

Our submission to the Synod highlights the importance of deep listening and embracing change, echoing Pope Francis’ vision for a compassionate and ...

To be a Catholic in the United States is to know that official Roman Catholic Church teaching often causes frustration with church leadership. This...

Many of us are familiar with the official political stances of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States, particularly as seen in the position...

These days of more time spent at home as a result of the COVID-19 public health crisis and virulent public debates about personal liberties may provide the perfect time and backdrop to watch Hulu’s buzzworthy The Handmaid’s Tale. While season one of Bruce Miller’s reimagining of Margaret Atwood’s eerily prescient 1985 book of the same name follows the novel’s familiar storyline most closely, there are plot changes and twists that make the series compelling for 21st-century viewers.

Glenn Northern's probing reflections on “Why Faith Matters” is a great example of a religious perspective so often overlooked. When it comes to the media and public conversation, the bulk of the attention goes to religious groups that not only think they have all the answers, but also want to impose those answers into the private lives of others. It is refreshing and uplifting to turn to Mr. Northern’s writing as an example of what the conscience of a religious individual looks and sounds like, and why it should be respected.