Kathryn Jean Lopez

The Republican Party’s leadership has made its choice. Pro-lifers need to make theirs.

The former senator announced last week that he has advanced cancer and does not expect to survive.

Partisan labels do not apply to the former — or to the new — archbishop of New York.

We can’t let evil win.

What a 17th-century monk can still teach us.

The persecuted deserve more from us.

It’s necessary now, especially after last Tuesday’s election results in New York and elsewhere.

The pursuit of freedom is the route to happiness.

President Trump still doesn’t get it.

And the signs are everywhere.

He may not have been Mother Teresa or Saint Paul, but he was a blessing to his family and to the world.

A senator in need of remedial civics — and religion.

Safe-haven baby boxes offer hope to desperate mothers.

Even mainstream secular outlets are noticing the horrors and abuse of legalized euthanasia.

Herald hope for people who are drowning in hopelessness.

Jane Greer reanchored us to what matters.

And make time for others.

Young people seem to know where the answers are.

When the anger scatters, there’s real human concern and compassion.

In the third year since the end of Roe, let’s stop wasting time.

Do we believe this? We must make it so.

The nonsense we talk about vs. rare spiritual opportunities.

The Passion, Pope Francis, and living like Jesus.

The closure of an abortion clinic comes as good, long-prayed-for news, and it is reality now.

Meeting Ofir and Merav.

On the supremely silly comments about the Court and its justices.

Pope Francis teaches us about hope and mercy from a Roman hospital bed.

A torrent of evil continues to be unleashed on Jews.

JD Vance suggests that religious freedom worldwide is a priority for the second Trump administration.

A spot in upstate New York offers solace, courage, and inspiration.