Feature ‘No Longer a European Export’ Catholicism has become the most multicultural and multilingual institution in the world. By John T. McGreevy September 17, 2022 Africa Vatican II Foreign Affairs
Article Learning the Right Questions The best way to remember historian John W. O’Malley, SJ is to read his books—and to thank God for the gracious gift of his learned servant. By Kenneth L. Woodward September 14, 2022 History John W. O'Malley Obituary Jesuits
Article Building the Culture of Encounter What must we do to develop a true culture of encounter? By Leo J. O’Donovan September 14, 2022 Pope Francis Synodality Bishops Fratelli tutti
Article Abortion in Italy While Italy’s Catholic hierarchy lamented freedom of abortion, it never tried to mount the kind of culture war that U.S. bishops did. By Massimo Faggioli September 11, 2022 Abortion Vatican
Article A Defining Conflict The fight over the personhood of the fetus is reminiscent of another fight in American history—one that led to the Civil War. By David Cloutier September 8, 2022 History Abortion
Article The Power to Serve The new apostolic constitution represents a different view of authority, one rooted in humility. By Austen Ivereigh September 7, 2022 Bishops Pope Francis Vatican