Kathleen Curran Sweeney
The crisis facing the Church at this time has challenged the faith of
countless Catholics in the durability of the Rock, which is the Church
as promised by Christ. In an effort to avoid precisely this loss of
trust, many in the hierarchy went to extraordinary lengths to keep the
problems of abuse by the […]
Auguste Meyrat
With the continued normalization of vice in modern life, the idea of
preserving or recovering innocence seems somewhat irrelevant. For most
people, a return to innocence is more likely to bring to mind a new age
hit single from the nineties than a serious societal concern. Today,
only a few parents (usually of the Mormon […]
Paul Kengor
I wrote here at Crisis back in March 2018 about the all-too-common link
between mass shooters and fatherlessness. That was in the aftermath of
the Parkland, Florida incident. Looking at a list of the worst mass
shooters in U.S. history, it was clear that the vast majority came from
broken families lacking a consistent biological […]
Casey Chalk
The so-called Long Lent just keeps getting longer. The myriad sex abuse
scandals have damaged her public witness and weakening the faith of her
members. Several high-ranking prelates have been mired in corruption
charges, most recently Bisjop Michael J. Bransfield of
Charleston-Wheeling. Catholic public figures whose dogma “lives loudly”
within them, in turn, have been […]
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