The Gregorian Blog

The Strength To Be Counter-Cultural

Archbishop Naumann's homily to the class of 2013. "My dear graduates you must be prepared to defend the Christian foundations of our American society which are becoming increasingly imperiled." [Read More]

The Meme Generation

For recent college graduates, a picture is worth about seven words. [Read More]

Gosnell Guilty: A Triumph over Evil in the Year of Faith

How Orwellian we are to say that if the fetus is "wanted" it is a baby and every effort should be made to save it with advanced neo-natal care; but if it is "unwanted" it should be killed. [Read More]

Benghazi and the Culture of Consequentialism

In a culture where the ends justify the means, no one wants to hold anyone accountable, least of all oneself. [Read More]

Under One Umbrella

Small Church groups, popular piety and a rainy day in Rome [Read More]

Bubble Catholics and World Wide Funnel Webs

Is the World Wide Web helping you stay stuck in your Catholic bubble? [Read More]

Are We Catholic Americans Or American Catholics?

The best way to be good American citizens is by being strong Catholics, by bringing our Catholic values and principles into the public square, to give guidance to the life of the community and of the nation. [Read More]

Francis’ Fearless Frankness

One of Pope Francis’ favorite words reveals a lot about his missionary heart. [Read More]

Let’s Help the New Morality Fail

The strange contradictions of our time can't last. [Read More]

Students Learn ‘How to Be a Catholic and Ethical Practitioner’

Benedictine College's Student Nurse Association featured a panel of medical practitioners and ethics scholars discussing how to live Catholic identity in the health care field. [Read More]

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