1619, 1776 and the United States of America
COMMENTARY: There’s no arguing it: The United States of America, as our founders conceived it, started in 1776.
Results from Tag: 'independence day'
Archbishop Gomez: Catholic Missionaries Such as St. Junípero Witness to the ‘American Creed’
In a July 2 column, he reflected there is a fittingness to celebrating the memorial of St. Junípero Serra three days before Independence Day.
‘Into the Hands of America’: Pope Pius XII’s Blessing
COMMENTARY: The Pope in 1946 warned of the new post-war enemy that survived Nazism and was seeking revolution and disorder: atheistic communism. And the best response to that ideology was what the U.S. represented.
America’s First Freedom
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As we approach the 245th anniversary of the ‘American Experiment,’ let us take stock of the state of religious liberty in the United States.
Thoughts for the Fourth: Recalling the Freedoms Contained in the Declaration
COMMENTARY: Individual Americans have stepped up in times of strife since the first Independence Day.
TV Picks 06.25.17
Independence Day-related viewing, as well as ‘Convocation of Catholic Leaders: The Joy of the Gospel in America’
Bishop Zubik at Fortnight for Freedom Closing Mass: Be ‘Footnotes’ for Christ
By their living witness, Catholics should point to Jesus, Pittsburgh shepherd said on July 4.
Fleeing Vietnam for My Beloved Catholic Faith
Independence Day: Peter Nguyen thanks and encourages U.S. citizens to take a stand for religious liberty.
