Legendary Catholic Professors
We are all shaped by mentors and guides, including great professors who inspire us to new academic horizons. This week on Register Radio, we look at “Legendary Catholic Professors” with Notre Dame law professor Sherif Girgis. Then, we talk with author Peggy Stanton about her timely new book, The United “Saints” of America.
A Crisis in Affordability
One of the biggest political issues heading into the 2026 midterm elections is the housing shortage. This week on Register Radio, Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us to discuss how America’s housing shortage is becoming a moral crisis. Then, Register senior contributor Edward Pentin, just back from Tanzania, tells us about the Mothers and Missionaries of the Holy Cross and their extraordinary foundress.
St. John Henry Newman and the ‘Idea of a Professor’
Newman’s influence lives on in the countless Catholic academics who have been inspired by his vision of the professorial vocation.
St. Edith Stein’s Answer to a World Starved of Beauty
In a new book, Elizabeth Mitchell explores how the Carmelite martyr saw all genuine beauty as a path to God — and holiness as the Divine Artist’s masterpiece.
Texas Court Orders Hospitals to Provide Lifesaving Care to Baby at Center of Surrogacy Dispute
'My office utilized every tool at our disposal to protect life, and we will not back down in continuing to support baby Gabriel’s well-being,' the prosecutor said.
Ross Douthat and the Art of Accompaniment
EDITORIAL: Accompaniment reflects our conviction in the God-given dignity of all human persons, even those with whom we disagree.
Newlywed Blessing in Rome: ‘Memory That Will Last a Lifetime’
‘It’s a really awesome tradition,’ Seattle couple recounts of meeting Pope Leo.
A Sign of Peace at the Ballpark: The White Sox Honor Pope Leo XIV With ‘Pope Night’
To pull off the unique promotion respectfully, the White Sox marketing team collaborated early on with Chicago priest Father Tom Hurley.
Oklahoma Catholic Parish Launches Medical‑Debt Relief Effort to Help Families Facing Crushing Bills
St. Eugene Catholic Church’s $25,000 gift erased more than $6.5 million in medical debt.
Pope Leo XIV: Women and Men in Religious Life ‘Are Called to Become Experts in Synodality’
Pope Leo expressed gratitude for “the longstanding contributions” of religious institutions, highlighting their work in “evangelization, education, and caring for the poor and marginalized.”