International News After Sainthood for Romero, Salvadorans Turn to Fr. Rutilio
In an interview with The Tablet, veteran Catholic journalist and author of Rutilio Grande: A Table for All, Rhina Guidos, describes the vindication many El Salvadorans feel now that Pope Francis has formalized what they knew all along: Archbishop Oscar Romero is, indeed, a saint. Read More
International News Romero, Paul VI Hailed As Icons of ‘Outward-Looking’ Church
Pope Francis declared Pope Paul VI and the slain former Archbishop of El Salvador, Oscar Romero, as saints on Sunday – extolling them as witnesses of a Church turned outward toward the world, but still living lives of radical holiness. Read More
National News Baltimore Archdiocese, Catholic Charities Help Launch Parish ID Program
City residents who have been members of its affiliate churches for three months will be able to obtain a non-government-issued ID that shows their photo and home address. Read More
High School Supplement 2018 High School Supplement 2018
The Tablet invited local Catholic high schools to participate in this special section to help prospective high school students and their families be aware of their options and make a final decision. Read More
International News ‘Waste Time with Young People’ Says Kenyan Bishop
If there’s no connection between the bishop and the young people, he said, young people won’t listen. Winning a space in the hearts of youth is something as necessary today as it was in the past. Read More
International News Years After Egypt’s Maspero Massacre, Attacks Continue
It has been seven years since the Egyptian military brutally murdered 26 Coptic Christians who were peacefully protesting against sectarian attacks on their churches. Not only has justice not been served, but the hardliners’ attacks also have continued. Read More
National News Cardinal Wuerl Resigns Amid Papal Praise, Will Stay as Interim Administrator
After months of speculation, Pope Francis on Oct.12 accepted the resignation of Cardinal Donald Wuerl amid the Archdiocese of Washington’s “Season of Healing,” called by the archbishop in response to the “confusion, disappointment and disunity,” over clerical sexual abuse. Read More
Columns
Film Exposes Horror of Abortion
Here I Am Lord, But It Is Not I
John Paul II, Youth Minister
Editorials/Letters
Editorial: The First Modern Pope
Letter: To Attract Attention?
Letter: Listening Session on Race
Letter: Unholy Compromise
Obituaries
