Bright Christmas
We are pleased to announce that The Tablet's Bright Christmas campaign is back. Your donations will assist families facing unexpected hardships this year. Click 'Read More' to give. Read More
Art Contests
Keep Christ in Christmas Art Contest
The Tablet, in collaboration with the Archbishop John Hughes Council of the Knights of Columbus, invites students to express their faith through art by participating in this year’s DIGITAL Christmas art contest. Read More
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Letters to the Editor
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Currents News
Currents News Nightly Newscast
The award-winning Currents News is the go-to source for news from the Catholic perspective. Click here to watch the latest newscast. Read More
National News
FBI Director Spars With GOP Senators About Memo on ‘Radical Traditionalist Catholics’
FBI Director Christopher Wray sparred with Republicans during testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee Dec. 5 about a leaked and withdrawn memo from the bureau's Richmond, Virginia, field office about political extremism in some Catholic groups. Read More
Diocesan News
Bishop Cisneros Recalls Epiphany Joy in His Native Homeland Cuba
As a little boy, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Octavio Cisneros loved going to his grandmother’s house for Christmas, just like the popular holiday song “Over the River and Through the Woods.” But there was no “drifted snow,” because his grandmother lived on the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. Read More
Diocesan News
Concerned Leaders: Let’s Weed Out the Illegal Cannabis Shops
A legally licensed dispensary selling medical marijuana is just four blocks from Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, but the pastor, Father Francis Passenant, isn’t worried about that close proximity. He has other concerns. Read More
National News
Tuberville Ends Hold on Hundreds of Military Promotions Over Pentagon Abortion Policy
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., told reporters on Capitol Hill Dec. 5 that he would end his monthslong blockade on hundreds of military promotions undertaken in protest of a Pentagon abortion policy. Read More
Articles from Carol Zimmermann
Editorials
Going to Mass Has A Host of Benefits
Advent’s Three Comings of Christ
Making Spirits Bright in the Advent Season
‘Throwaway’ Culture Needs to End
Columns
Migration: A Catholic Response
Defining Immigration Terms: Refugee, Asylum-seeker, & Parole
Address Book Opens Cherished Memories
Søren Kierkegaard, the First Existentialist Philospher
Acknowledge Sinfulness And Wish to Be Cleansed
Obituaries
Sister Alphonse Louise Gendron, OP
