Renewing America’s Soul: Faith and Civil Society

By |2025-02-11T17:11:57-06:00February 7th, 2025|Categories: American Founding, American Republic, Barbara J. Elliott, Christianity, Civil Society, Compassion, Faith, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Religion, Timeless Essays, Virtue|Tags: |

American culture has an opportunity now for renewal through its people of faith. We are being called to care for one another with love. We are being called to live out our virtue in service. The American soul has withered, and awaits an infusion of the lifeblood of love. Whether or not we respond may [...]

How Do We Vote for the People Who “Really Care”?

By |2026-03-11T11:06:06-05:00November 6th, 2012|Categories: Barbara J. Elliott, Faith, Politics, Senior Contributors|Tags: |

As Americans enter the voting booth today, we will be making a momentous decision for our nation. Whose vision will we embrace? Three groups of people are split, and they may very well determine the outcome: women, Hispanics, and Catholics. And the concern that drives many of them is “who really cares?” The people who [...]

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