Posts tagged Our Lady of Guadalupe
Making sense of the Supreme Court's ruling for religious schools
Making sense of the Supreme Court's ruling for religious schools

(OPINION) The July 8 Supreme Court decision allows religious institutions to choose teachers who align with their spiritual commitments. This is especially important for minority faiths like Judaism and Islam.

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Opinion, North AmericaChelsea Langston BombinoChelsea Langston Bombino, religious freedom, Becket Fund, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, religious liberty, SCOTUS, supreme court, Our Lady of Guadalupe, school choice, religious schools, discrimination, minoritiesComment
Google searches for patron saints reveal spiritual needs
Google searches for patron saints reveal spiritual needs

(OPINION) It’s hard to say why certain patron saints are more frequently searched than others, but search rankings give us some ideas.

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Opinion, Europe, North America, ReligionTerry MattinglySaint Peregrine Laziosi, St. Peregrine Laziosi, Catholic saints, St. Patrick, Father James Martin, Aleteia, St. Vincent de Paul, Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Mary Queen of Heaven, patron saints, St. Peter, Kenneth Woodward, Newsweek, St. Mother Teresa, St. Pope John Paul II, St. Francis of Asissi, Terry Mattingly, Christianity