Artificial birth control

St. Thomas Aquinas, depicted in a 15th-century Italian fresco: "Aquinas did not begin with abstract principles or values, but rather began 'from the ground up,' generalizing from what he observed." (Wikimedia Commons/Silvio sorcini)

Change is not the enemy of theological truth but its companion

Distinctly Catholic: Jesuit Fr. Mark Massa's new book examines Humanae Vitae's place in the "regular series of ruptures, rejections, and reinventions" of Catholic theology.

Women at conference speak up about #MeToo movement, sexual revolution

By Emma Vinton Restuccia, Catholic News Service
St. Liam Hall, which houses Notre Dame's University Health Services (Wikimedia Commons/Eccekevin)

Notre Dame to keep third-party contraceptive coverage

By Brian Roewe

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