Pennsylvania

Eco-kosher and eco-halal devotees are less concerned with strict religious approval than faith-based food justice. These ideas are gaining ground as more religious communities see the concept of food justice — the right to eat fresh, nutritious, affordable, culturally appropriate and locally grown food — as part of their faith's mission

Michael Sean Winters: A powerful analysis of the Southern Baptist Convention's report on cover-up of sexual abuse allegations; the Post examines what is driving the midterms; does Donald Trump's endorsement matter?

Michael Sean Winters: Pennsylvania bishops should teach their flock that Catholic theology does not traffic in the often hateful, sometimes lunatic, ideas that Doug Mastriano claims are part of his divinely inspired platform.

A major Catholic campaign is bringing constituents straight to their senators to find the votes needed to pass the $555 billion in energy incentives and emissions-slashing policies included in the now-idle Build Back Better Act.

Michael Sean Winters: Texas held its primary elections in March, but for the rest of the U.S., primary season begins in May. The results in these midterm primaries over the next few months will achieve two things.

Michael Sean Winters: EWTN's Arroyo and his "papal posse" should be careful what they wish for; the results from Texas' primary are shocking; The New York Times' free speech editorial relied on a conception of freedom from.
 

Michael Sean Winters rounds up political news and commentary: Archbishop asked to reschedule a parish visit due to vaccination policy; Insurrection report is beyond damning for Mark Meadows; bet on the good people of metro Atlanta.

Adorers of the Blood of Christ sought damages for gas transmission line crossing their Pennsylvania land, to which they objected on religious grounds.