Melinda Henneberger

"When we use screens," the teacher told her students participating in a pilot program at John Paul II School, "believe it or not, we're always still dealing with real people. And real people have real feelings."

Two Kansas City brothers are big Catholic donors. But now that they're also making a vast ICE detention facility possible, will the institutions they support look away? 

"Let's put the political games aside": In a Q&A with NCR, Kentucky Democrat Amy McGrath explains she sees her Senate campaign as about corruption in Washington, not about abortion or the Supreme Court nominee.

Commentary: The God at the Democratic National Convention was far different than the God at the Republican convention. I'm afraid it's no longer true that that we worship the same "awesome God" in the blue states as in the red.

A couple things I have learned this last year: I'm not going to become an Episcopalian, or anything else, for one thing because Catholicism gives you a whole way of looking at the world, seen and unseen, that it's far too late to repeal and replace.

I just couldn't continue to help prop up an institution that I've loved my whole life, but that's run by men who, after all this time, are dithering still in response to the devastation done by child abusers in collars.