Rebecca Bratten Weiss

Rebecca Bratten Weiss is digital editor for U.S. Catholic magazine.

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Maybe Kamala Harris is not 'pro-life' — but her policies are

As Olympics close, did Christians learn anything from the opening ceremonies?

Does purity culture really keep women safe?

The rise and fall of 'Father Justin' highlights Catholic sexism

Catholics need to stop blaming all sexual ills on contraceptive use

Have the US bishops learned anything about abortion?

Christian call to radical love doesn't mean we can't set boundaries

Before we talk about polarization, we need to talk about repentance

The Catholic Church's gender ideology is complementarian and binary. That's not how nature works.

What makes for a reverent Mass? You might be surprised.

Conversion to Catholicism shouldn't be a right-wing power play

Traditionalist Catholics must reckon with antisemitism in their ranks

After Dobbs, what should Catholics think about bodily autonomy?

Jonathan Franzen's 'Crossroads' captures the authenticity of flawed, personal religion

Overturning Roe would not be a pro-life win

'Nightmare Alley' explores the terrifying human power of self-deception

Some parents dissatisfied with COVID-19 safety protocols at Catholic schools and parishes

Villeneuve's grim and magnificent 'Dune' is jarring in all the right ways

Contrary to traditionalist claims, many Catholics are fleeing Latin Mass parishes

The traditional Latin Mass is not the problem with traditionalist communities

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