By Bob Glaser One image that has haunted me since the mass killing of high school students on Ash Wednesday …Read More
Category: Guest Opinion
For many, conversion is a life-long road
By Corinne Winter Lenten Scripture readings include numerous calls to conversion. The words we heard as we received ashes to …Read More
The book of Job
By Fr. Bud Grant I’ve never liked the Book of Job. I admire its intricate structure and theatrics, but its …Read More
Why study theology?
By Patrick Schmadeke While it might not be readily apparent, theology is worth studying because it is intrinsically valuable. It …Read More
Practical basis for opposition to physician-assisted suicide
(Editor’s note: The Catholic Messenger introduces a new monthly column, Catholic Health Care Today. Catholic health care experts from the …Read More
Immigration policy should be grounded in the dignity and value of every person
By Corinne Winter Recent discussions of immigration policy have highlighted the idea of a person’s “merit.” We should accept immigrants …Read More
The chasm between truth and reality
By Fr. Bud Grant Recently a friend gave me a book edited by Paul Hawken called “Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive …Read More














