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Catholics should not allow either political party to derail social doctrine: Dignity, solidarity, subsidiarity, common good - Kenneth Craycraft - The Dialog
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Catholics should not allow either political party to derail social doctrine: Dignity, solidarity, subsidiarity, common good - Kenneth Craycraft - The Dialog
Over the last few weeks of 2025, two ongoing stories in the news illustrate why we Catholics should eschew party identification or partisan loyalty. The first is the ongoing fallout from the September assassination of Charlie Kirk and the legacy of the organization he founded, Turning Point USA. The second is the appointment of Bishop Ronald A. Hicks of Joliet, Illinois, as the new archbishop of New York, replacing Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan. Sub…
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