A poignant image of Blessed John Paul II has surfaced a great deal in recent months – first in response to his beatification and then in reflections on the death of Osama Bin Laden and questioning the appropriate Christian...
Read MoreTrustLaw, a “global centre for free legal assistance and a hub of news and information on anti-corruption issues, good governance and women’s legal rights” released a report today on the World’s Most...
Read MoreWhat is underlying the obsession with the national debt as THE economic problem? Over at Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good, Charles Clark , Professor of Economics at St. John’s University examines the false...
Read MoreOver at NCR, Michael Sean Winters has posted an open letter to Speaker Boehner from a number of prominent Catholic scholars (from a wide range of academic disciplines). A brief excerpt from the letter reads: Mr. Speaker, we urge...
Read MorePaul Farmer, medical anthropologist and founder of Partners in Health, identifies what he calls the epidemiological insight – diseases make a preferential option for the poor; thus, healthcare workers must as well....
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