Tag: Donald Trump

Simcha Fisher draws on the Gospels and St John Chrysostom to offer strong words of advice for Christians celebrating Donald Trump’s second presidency.

President-elect Donald Trump will attend the upcoming reopening ceremony for Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, he said 2 December.

The human nature divide in our national politics has metastasised, such that both major parties are committed–in varying degrees–to the debased notion of freedom as personal autonomy in service to immediate gratification, writes George Weigel.

The trouble with Australian politics is that it’s hard to care when I already tend to give too much of my attention to US politics, writes Fr Peter Kwak.

When Donald Trump’s media team shared images of Our Lady of Guadalupe and St Michael, American Catholics went bananas. Yet if they really want to witness to the belief that the Donald is doing the work of God, they should pick up a pair of Trump Sneakers ($399) or Trump-branded “God Bless America” Bible, writes Simcha Fisher.

This year’s Social Justice Statement, "Truth and Peace: A Gospel Word in a Violent World," comes at a time when belief, truth and goodness are coming apart, and ideologies and conspiracies rush in to fill the void. Truth claims have taken on a new gravity in our time, writes Associate Professor Joel Hodge.

Preaching only a day after the assassination attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump, US Bishop Andrew Cozzens reflected on the assurance, confidence and peace that our Eucharistic faith brings in an often turbulent and even violent world. It is perhaps providential then that the National Eucharistic Congress opens this very week, writes Daniel Ang from Indianapolis.

Former President Donald Trump on 15 July named Ohio Senator JD Vance, a Catholic, as his running mate on the Republican ticket in November.

Catholic and civic leaders called for peace and unity in the hours after former President Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet and a spectator was killed 13 July in an assassination attempt during the presumptive Republican presidential nominee's campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Donald Trump’s support for Christians may be more sand than oasis, but in the absence of genuine leadership on faith matters Americans may take what they can get—whatever they think of the vulgarity of the man himself, writes Monica Doumit.

Prager University is a fake.  It is no more a university than the discredited grift that was Trump University.  It is, in fact, a...

Living life and faith online is a double-edged sword "It's not real life; it's just online." This is something I've heard a lot over the last...