Failure in civil discourse leads to breathlessness of spirit
America’s got a weight problem. It’s only getting worse.
Today more than a third of U.S. adults are considered obese, according to studies from the...
Catholic media needed now more than ever
While many turn to mainstream media for information that affects their lives, finding reputable information about the Catholic faith in secular media can be frustrating.
Resignation just one of many surprises of Benedict’s pontificate
Known for his surprises, nobody saw Pope Benedict's resignation coming.
‘Buona sera,’ Pope Francis
An hour after the white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, the world learned the name of the man who was elected to be the 265th successor to St. Peter: Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the Jesuit cardinal of Buenos Aires. He chose the name Francis.
As economic forecast improves, let us not forget to lift up the working poor
Experts predict that Arizona’s economy will grow at a steady, moderate pace throughout 2014 as it continues to grind its way through the lingering effects of the Great Recession. It is imperative we not leave anyone, particularly the working poor, behind.
‘Charter’ provides light for dark history of sexual abuse scandal
The sexual abuse of children and young people constitutes an unthinkable crime. This gravely sinful action destroys lives and injures families and communities. It...
Opposed to the death penalty
The loss of a loved one to murder is unfathomable. When life is unjustly ripped away, it tears at the fabric of communities, instills fear and anger, and irrevocably alters the foundation of the family left behind in mourning.
@Pontifex opens windows of Church to new generation
Fifty years ago, Pope John XXIII famously opened the windows of the Church. With Twitter, Pope Benedict XVI is doing the same for a new, more plugged-in generation of Catholics.
NSA, IRS and HHS
Efforts by government agencies to quash freedoms and liberties enjoyed by Americans appear to be in overdrive these days. At least that’s the perception. One must only look at recent revelations concerning the National Security Agency.
Informed readers, informed consciences
We at The Catholic Sun receive a great deal of feedback from you, our faithful readers. During election seasons, the comments tend to split between two different camps: Some think that we are too conservative, while others are convinced that we are too liberal.
So perhaps we are right where we are supposed to be.
