Michael Warren Davis
Few books have caused so much controversy even before they were
published than did From the Depths of Our Hearts, a new defense of
clerical celibacy in the Roman Church by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and
Robert Cardinal Sarah. On January 14, Benedict’s private secretary,
Archbishop Georg Gänswein, told the Italian news agency ANSA that, […]
Anthony Esolen
It has been just six years since I wrote Defending Marriage: Twelve
Arguments for Sanity, warning against the fantasy that two members of
the same sex can marry one another, when they cannot even have sexual
relations but can only mimic them. I founded my arguments not upon
Scripture or the teaching of the Church—indeed I did not […]
Michael M. Uhlmann
In the 1970’s, the late Joseph Cardinal Bernardin and his episcopal
allies advanced the notion that Catholic politicians should not be
judged only, or even primarily, by their position on abortion. Abortion
was merely one strand in a rich and finely woven “seamless garment” of
Catholic social teaching in defense of life. Numerous other issues, […]
Anne Hendershott
While the supporters of same-sex marriage dismissed claims from critics
who predicted that once the Supreme Court opened the door to same-sex
marriage in Obergefell in 2015, it would only be a matter of time before
polygamous marriages would begin to be normalized. And although there
are still laws against polygamy, polyamorous marriages are already […]
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