La Croix International
- A Cold War is being re-heated August 10, 2022Just as it is dangerous to re-heat certain foods in the microwave, so it might be a huge risk to return to the stand-off of the Cold War yearsChris McDonnell
- Jacques Hamel: martyr and man of Vatican II August 10, 2022Interview with Father Paul Vigouroux, postulator for the beatification cause of murdered French priest Jacques HamelChristophe Henning
- Read any good books lately? August 10, 2022In this digital age people do most of their reading on phones and other electronic devises but there is something truly special about "real" booksChris McDonnell
- The Church in Africa and the difficulty of reporting sex abuse August 10, 2022How Catholics on the African continent are coming to grips with sexual abuse in the Church three years after a major summit that the pope held in RomeLucie Sarr
- Bringing Rwanda’s street children back to their parents August 10, 2022Salesian missionary working among street children highlights their being afraid, abused, tired, hungry in the east-central African countryLa Croix International staff
- Asking the right questions August 10, 2022Philosophers Meghan Sullivan and Paul Blaschko discuss the good life, virtue ethics and what philosophy can add to a believer's lifeGriffin Oleynick
- The miracle of Rutilio Grande August 10, 2022Much of what is on the agenda for the renewal of the Church in Latin America and the Caribbean today was already anticipated by Blessed Rutilio GrandeMartin Maier, SJ
- How the Irish changed penance August 10, 2022The history of a sacramentJohn Rodden
- Synodality requires "spiritual attitudes" foreign to many Catholics August 10, 2022Interview with Jos Moons, a Dutch Jesuit who lectures at the Catholic University of Leuven and is currently preparing a book on the project Pope Francis has launched -- synodalityHendro Munsterman
- Synod: a certain disillusionment in Sao Paulo August 10, 2022"La Croix" continues to follow the synodal process in three different places around the world. Today an update on a group of Catholics in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (3/5)Marie Naudascher