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The Martyrs of Douai
Stephen P. White of Catholic University writes about the English martyrs: “Cardinal Allen’s dream that the men of his College at Douai would return to England and bring her back… Read More
Ed Condon’s 10 Rules for Dating
Every time I write something about dating in the Catholic world, I know that at a certain level, I am taking my future in my hands. Dating as a Catholic… Read More
The Future of the American Presbyterate
Stephen P. White reflects on the 2025 National Study of Catholic Priests: “The American presbyterate is united in its support for the family, for young people, and for evangelization. It… Read More
On the Feast of the Holy Guardian Angels
Stephen P. White of Catholic University reflects on the feast day of the Guardian Angels (October 2): “We should never take lightly the inestimable value of having been placed under… Read More
The Invisible Vocations Crisis on Catholic Current
Stephen P. White of Catholic University appeared on the Catholic Current radio show with Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. on September 18, 2025. He spoke about his piece on the invisible… Read More
A Bit of Gloomy Futurism
Stephen P. White of Catholic University writes on “The United States will soon have more residents over the age of 65 than under the age of 18. Social assistance programs… Read More
Verso l’alto
Stephen P. White of Catholic University writes about going “to the heights!” in St. Pier Giorgio Frassati’s words. “If climbing a mountain to catch a glimpse of the glory of… Read More
Faith, Friendships Flourish on the Street Where We Live
Stephen P. White of Catholic University wrote about his neighborhood for The National Catholic Register. “Still, it didn’t exactly come about by accident. Most of us grew up in and… Read More
When the Pope Went to Westminster
Stephen P. White of Catholic University reflects on the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Westminster in 2010. “This mutuality between the lay and clerical vocations is a far cry… Read More
What Makes the Man?
Stephen P. White of Catholic University reflects on “A world that doesn’t know what a man or a woman is, let alone what it means to be a man or a woman, is… Read More
Articles on the NSCP
We wanted to draw your attention to the following scholarly articles that have been written using the data from our National Study of Catholic Priests: Homiletic & Pastoral Review Daniel… Read More