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Featured
Articles
Where the Laborers Are Few
by Jeff Ziegler
Mixed vocations news from Europe and the
Americas.
Father Jenkins' "Creative
Contextulization"
by Thomas S. Hibbs
A look at the fallout from and issues raised by
the Notre Dame president’s decision to keep The Vagina Monologues on
campus.
The Underpopulation Problem
Interview by Michael J. Miller
Steven W. Mosher on the demographic consequences of birth
control policies.
Laborers for the Harvest
by Jeff Ziegler
Promising vocations news from Asia, Africa, and Oceania.
Roman Catholics for Obama '08
by Paul Kengor
Some ignore his pro-abortion voting record, others rationalize it.
A New Pentecost
by George Neumayr
The Holy Father's inspiring visit to the United States.
The Movement that Won't Die
by Elenor K. Schoen
The debate over physician-assisted suicide shifts to Washington as the
state renews the drive toward legalization.
The Church Betrayed?
by Germain Grisez
Why does Catholic Relief Services forbid
putting its logo on the “educational” materials it provides about HIV
and condoms? It is time for the US bishops to investigate their
charitable agency. Click here to view the CRS
documents mentioned in Grisez's article.
A Genuine Conversion or Act of Perjury?
by Joanna Bogle
British Catholics continue to debate Tony Blair’s entrance into the
Church.
A Shrewd Move
by Philip F. Lawler
By omitting the Boston archdiocese from his planned trip to the US in
April, the Holy Father upset expectations. But he has good reason to
avoid it.
Please Look Behind the Bishops' Potemkin
Village
by Russell Shaw
An open letter to the planners of Pope Benedict's pastoral visit to the
US
Global Warming and Pagan Emptiness
Interview by Michael Gilchrist
Cardinal George Pell on the latest hysterical
substitute for religion.
Priestly Vocations in America: Recent Trends
by Jeff Ziegler
A survey of dioceses rich in seminarians and dioceses poor in them.
More Latin, More Reverence
Interview by Jeremy Lott
Amy Welborn discusses Pope Benedict, the
condition of Catholic education, the tedium of blogging, and Summorum
Pontificum.
Church Indulgences in San Francisco
by George Neumayr
What the U.S. bishops can learn from the scandal.
Catholic World Report
is a monthly news magazine that tells the story from an orthodox
Catholic perspective. It's a hard-hitting journal that has covered such
stories as where Pope Benedict XVI is taking the Church,
anti-Catholicism in the mainstream media, the true roots of the priest
scandal, the Catholic response to the War on Terror, and the rise of
Catholic radio and television. And CWR regularly features
penetrating cultural analysis, including book and film reviews.
Catholic World Report
isn't a "conservative" magazine. It isn't a "liberal" magazine. It's a Catholic
magazine, unafraid to tell the hard truth.
Edited by George Neumayr, Catholic
World Report attracts important writers, essayists and
commentators. Like James Hitchcock, George Weigel, Peggy
Noonan, Philip Lawler, Tom Bethell, Steven Greydanus, Michael O'Brien,
Helen Hull Hitchcock, Archbishop Charles Chaput, and Cardinal
George Pell. Father Joseph Fessio, S.J., is publisher of
Catholic World Report.
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