This is an archive of Father Breighner’s most recent Catholic Review commentary preceding his 2023 retirement. Father Joseph Breighner Commentary NewsVaticanWorld News Pope saddened by loss of life in streetcar derailment in Portugal that killed 17 Junno Arocho Esteves Sep 4, 2025 4 min read Pope Leo XIV expressed condolences to victims and their families after the derailment of Lisbon’s historic funicular streetcar Elevador da Glória, which caused the death of over a dozen people. Conflict in the Middle EastNewsVaticanWorld News Pope meets Israeli president, discusses ‘tragic’ situation in Gaza Cindy Wooden Sep 4, 2025 3 min read As Israeli military operations in Gaza continued, Pope Leo XIV met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog at the Vatican. CommentaryMarriage & Family LifeQuestion Corner Question Corner: What is church teaching on openness to kids in marriages between older adults? Jenna Marie Cooper Sep 4, 2025 4 min read In order to marry in the Catholic Church, a couple does need to be at least open to life in principle — but it is not a requirement that children necessarily be foreseen as a realistic possibility in the intended union. CollegesFeatureHealth CareLocal NewsNews Notre Dame of Maryland University establishes School of Integrative Health after merger with MUIH Christopher Gunty Sep 4, 2025 6 min read Notre Dame of Maryland University became the nation’s first comprehensive university with a school solely dedicated to integrative health on its campus, with the announcement Sept. 3 of a merger with the former Maryland University of Integrative Health. NewsSaintsWorld News Buried in Assisi, new saint is ‘true disciple’ of St. Francis, rector says Carol Glatz Sep 4, 2025 6 min read Soon-to-be St. Carlo Acutis is a fresh “shoot” budding from the 800-year-old spiritual “vine” of Sts. Francis and Clare in Assisi, said the rector of the shrine housing the millennial teenager’s tomb. Previous 1 … 510 511 512 … 3140 Next