The history of the papacy from Peter to Francis is something that has fascinated and intrigued both believers and non-believers alike. For one, it takes us through the different times of the Church’s highs and lows, [...]
One of my great privileges here at Catholic University’s law school is to direct our International Human Rights Summer Law Program in Rome. Our three weeks of study are enhanced by Rome’s rich legal, historic, cultural [...]
The Pope’s recent addresses to other countries can be a helpful guide as we look forward to the Holy Father’s visit. America has been experiencing a kind of social transformation around the nature and definition of the [...]
I attribute Pope Francis’s popularity to his authentic, credible, and persistent witness of Jesus’s life and ministry to the world. Loyola Press’s publication “Walking with Jesus: A Way Forward for the Church” provides a [...]
When Pope John Paul II visited The Catholic University of America in 1979 to deliver a lecture on Catholic higher education the students chanted, “We love you, John Paul II! We love you!” And Pope John Paul responded: [...]
