Stephen Schneck

Stephen Schneck is a retired professor and Catholic activist in Washington, D.C.

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William Barr, the death penalty, and Catholic Communion Wars

By Stephen Schneck

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How Catholics should think about politics and government

By Stephen Schneck

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Render unto Caesar: A Catholic assessment of Trump’s tax proposal

By Stephen Schneck

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Just the facts

By Stephen Schneck

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Where are our bishops? The racism of ‘alt-right’ nationalism

By Stephen Schneck

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Yoga pants and Catholic social teaching

By Stephen Schneck

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The political crisis of ‘Conservative Catholicism’

By Stephen Schneck

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Gifts of the Magi

By Stephen Schneck

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On religious liberty: Obamacare, same-sex marriage, and Trump

By Stephen Schneck

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On religious liberty

By Stephen Schneck

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Do adults need faith formation?
By Angela Howard-McParland
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What do Muslims think of Jesus?
By Marianne Farina, C.S.C.
Article Your Faith
No one had to die for our sins.
By A U.S. Catholic interview
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When their LGBTQ teacher was fired, these teens turned to their faith
By Susan Salaz
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Where there is pain, there is God
By A U.S. Catholic interview
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How to practice contemplative meditation
By A U.S. Catholic interview
Article Your Faith