Wisdom Wednesdays
Catholic Perspectives on Faith, Culture, and Politics
Resplendent and unfading is Wisdom, and she is readily perceived by those who love her, and found by those who seek her,” Book of Wisdom, 6:12
We pray, as Saint Paul prayed for the Ephesians, that you may receive “a spirit of wisdom and revelation.” Visit with us each Wednesday as we seek the wisdom of many witnesses to the whirl of faith, culture and politics. May God be with us!
Past weekly roundups of news in faith, politics, and culture
Wisdom Wednesday | August 19th
Wisdom Wednesday, August 19th touches on the Season of Creation and our call to care for the earth together, Pope Leo’s appeal for peace and a two-state solution amid West…
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Faith and politics lead us off this week, with clergy running as Democrats facing Republican attacks on their faith, anti-Muslim candidates losing primaries, and a “profoundly troubling” Michigan result.
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Welcome to Wisdom Wednesday, in August a month of remembrances and a time for the Church to teach the dangers of nuclear weapons. Archbishop Wester is honored as the 2026…
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Immigration stories top our list this week, from the pope in Peru to Assembly of God pastors on the border. “Trump support” keeps people away from church according to a…
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We include some strong views this week, including a semi serious view that Argentinian Evangelicals were to blame for Argentina’s soccer loss to Spain. (You pray like a gringo, you…
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Human rights dominate our search for wisdom this week: How ICE uses crowd control weapons; how teachers have First Amendment rights, how Islamophobia roiled a Texas election; and the SSPX…
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