By MICHAEL CASPINO | In the days running up to today’s Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage (Obergefell v. Hodges), constitutional pundits predicted a wide range of outcomes: from the creation of a sweeping constitutional right to same-sex… Original Article

By Philip Kosloski | While the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to legalize same-sex marriage is not surprising, it does reveal how far our society has gone and how much work needs to be done. It shows that … Continue reading →

By REGISTER STAFF | WASHINGTON — Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Ky., president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has released the following statement regarding today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex civil… Original Article

By EDWARD PENTIN | VATICAN CITY — The Vatican said Friday that, contrary to reports in Italian media, no decision has been made regarding certain doctrinal and disciplinary aspects of alleged Marian apparitions at Medjugorje. At the time of… Original Article

By Joan Desmond | The U.S. Supreme Court has finally ruled on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage, invoking the Fourteenth Amendment to require every state to license marriages between people of the same sex. Over the years, gay activists… Original Article

By Msgr. Charles Pope | So often, prayers aren’t what they used to be. Prayers used to look to God and long for heaven. More commonly today, even when they look to God, they speak more of this earth and … Continue reading →

By CNA/EWTN NEWS | In a wide-reaching decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that same-sex “marriage” is a constitutional right and that states must recognize same-sex unions contracted as marriages in other states. By a vote of 5-4, the… … Continue reading →

By BRIAN FRAGA | WASHINGTON — Leading Democrats who are otherwise at odds with the Church’s moral teachings have praised Pope Francis for addressing climate change in Laudato Si (The Care for Our Common Home), the Pope’s encyclical on ecology. … Continue reading →

By TITO EDWARDS | Democracy Isn’t the Problem: The Benedict Option Meets the Buckley Option by Andrew T. Walker of Public Discourse – Big Pulpit German Idealism and Cardinal Kasper’s Theological Project – Thomas Heinrich Stark PhD, The Catholic… Original … Continue reading →

By Mark Shea | My friend, Dr. James Felak of the University of Washington, notes that life is full of broad proverbs that are both true and commonsensical, yet flatly contradictory and false if we try to make them into … Continue reading →