Deacon-structing: The ‘non-negotiables’ (of Catholic voting)

Sunday, November 6, 2016

Deacon Pedro

Recently I had a conversation which brought up the following question: When we are voting at a political election, as Catholics, is there a guide or principles that we should follow? The person asking the question had been told that there is a list of ‘non-negotiable’ principles that Catholics should follow when voting. I may […]

America votes: How a deeper reflection on conscience was unexpectedly triggered in the Catholic mindset

Saturday, November 5, 2016

Sebastian Gomes

What is left to say ahead of the historic election for the next president of the United States of America? Our neighbours to the south head to the voting booths on Tuesday to make a decision that will set one of two very different courses for the next four years and the stakes couldn’t be […]

CNS Vatican Report: Something to blog about

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Matthew Harrison

The Catholic blogosphere has touched down in Rome. Catholic News Service has more on the meeting between Catholic bloggers and Vatican officials. To download Flash Player please click here

Bishops emphasize five priorities for voters

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Kris Dmytrenko

It’s becoming a common affliction across Canada: election fatigue. But as the country gets ready for its fourth federal election in seven years, the Church is reminding us just what is at stake. Hours after the government fell last week, the Canadian bishops released their 2011 Federal Election Guide. They want the faithful to evaluate […]