Catholic Church

By Rev. James V. Schall, The Imaginative Conservative - Christianity is intended to be, as Samuel Johnson recognized, a universal faith. Christianity is expected to reach, through the human and divine agency of its members, each human being at the core reality in his soul...

By Msgr. Charles Pope - The great influx of Catholic immigrants from Europe brought exponential growth to the Catholic population of this country, making Catholicism the single largest religious group by far. Those Catholic immigrants gathered together in ethnic parishes, creating ethnic neighborhoods in which faith and culture were knitted together

By Patti Armstrong, National Catholic Register - Usually business and religion, like oil and water, don’t mix. But for 30 years Legatus has combined the two for a powerful impact. “Legatus takes people who are already leaders and helps them to be better Catholics,” founder Tom Monaghan explained.

By Adelaide Mena, CNA/EWTN News - Fifty years ago, over 80 percent of American Catholics were of European descent. Today, that number is less than 50 percent, with 40 percent of all Catholics claiming Latino heritage, 5 percent of Asian or Pacific Islander descent, 4 percent African-American and 1 percent of Catholics of Native American descent.