Cross Purposes

By Renée D. Roden | April 6, 2022

As Christians look to the reenactment of Christ’s Passion, the controversy over a Black Jesus at Catholic University of America reminds us what makes holy images truly sacred.

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Police And Priests

By David Gibson | June 9, 2020

The culture of corrupt police departments is often invoked as the best analogy to explain how the sexual abuse of children by Catholic clergy could have taken root and endured so long and with such impunity. But the brutal killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, the ensuing protests and the police overreaction, has shown…

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