God bless Catholic America

  Deux responsables chrétiens publient une déclaration commune sur les familles et les expulsions SAINT DU JOUR Sainte Thérèse d’Avila, réformatrice du Carmel et docteur de l’Église, est fêtée le 15 octobre. ENGLISH SUMMARY On October 13, Bishop Brendan Cahill of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and National Association of Evangelicals president Walter Kim issued a joint statement on immigration. They call for policies that protect family unity, respect due process and maintain secure borders. They also urge Congress to create workable legal pathways and to limit the detention of nonviolent immigrants, especially children and families. The statement presents immigration as both a matter of public policy and a question of human dignity. ARTICLE Le 13 octobre, l’évêque Brendan Cahill, responsable du comité des migrations de la Conférence des évêques catholiques des États-Unis, et Walter Kim, président de l’Association nationale des évangéliques, ont publié une déclaration comm...

  GAVIN NEWSOM, ENTRE SONDAGES FAVORABLES ET TENSIONS RELIGIEUSES Summary in Latinising English Gavin Newsom emerges as a leading Democratic figure for the 2028 presidential race, strengthened by favorable polling in California. Yet his public image faces growing tensions, particularly around religion, political polarization, and media controversies, revealing the fragile balance of modern American leadership. Article Il y a quelque chose d’assez fascinant — presque ironique — dans la trajectoire actuelle de Gavin Newsom . D’un côté, les sondages lui sourient. De l’autre, le terrain semble se dérober sous ses pas à mesure qu’il avance. Un récent sondage en Californie le place en tête des préférences démocrates pour l’élection présidentielle de 2028, devant Kamala Harris . Ce n’est pas un détail : dans un État qui pèse lourd politiquement et symboliquement, dominer ce type d’enquête revient presque à recevoir une première onction officieuse. Mais faut-il s’y fier ? Les sondages préc...

  Nationalisme chrétien aux États-Unis : foi civique ou tentation théocratique ? 🇬🇧 English Summary Christian nationalism in the United States represents a fusion of religious identity and political power. Rooted in a belief that America has a special covenant with God, it influences electoral politics, Supreme Court debates, and cultural conflicts. Critics argue it risks turning Christianity into a tool of power rather than a moral check upon it. Supporters claim it defends religious liberty and moral order. The debate reveals deep tensions about democracy, pluralism, and the role of faith in public life. 📰 Analyse Aux États-Unis, la religion n’est jamais loin du pouvoir. Mais depuis une décennie, un terme s’est imposé dans le débat public : nationalisme chrétien . Il ne désigne pas simplement des croyants engagés en politique. Il renvoie à une vision précise : l’idée que les États-Unis auraient été fondés comme une nation chrétienne, et qu’ils doivent le redevenir expl...

  Plus qu’une sympathie ? 🇺🇸 English Summary Charlie Kirk’s relationship with Catholicism appears more significant today than it did immediately after his death. The evangelical activist had publicly praised the Virgin Mary, expressed admiration for Catholic tradition and the Traditional Latin Mass, and acknowledged attending Mass without receiving the Eucharist. A decisive testimony emerged after his death. Just over a week before his assassination, Kirk reportedly told Bishop Joseph Brennan of Fresno that he attended Mass with his Catholic wife and children, adding that he loved their Catholic pastor. When the possibility of becoming Catholic was mentioned, Kirk reportedly replied: “I’m this close.” This does not prove that a formal conversion was underway. No public evidence shows that he had begun an official process of reception into the Catholic Church. Yet his final statements make it increasingly difficult to dismiss his interest in Catholicism as mere political sympathy....