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Kenneth Craycraft

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Kenneth Craycraft, an OSV columnist, is a professor of moral theology at Mount St. Mary's Seminary and School of Theology in Cincinnati and author of “Citizens Yet Strangers: Living Authentically Catholic in a Divided America" (OSV Books).
147 posts

What to the Catholic is the Fourth of July?

byKenneth Craycraft

New Supreme Court decisions give reasons for hope

byKenneth Craycraft

The Tennessee gender dysphoria case is a win for gender sanity

byKenneth Craycraft

How Pride Month hijacks our compassion for pernicious purposes

byKenneth Craycraft

The transgender cult is erasing women from their own sports

byKenneth Craycraft

Word on Fire’s newest Bible volume illuminates crucial Catholic doctrines

byKenneth Craycraft

After MacIntyre: The moral philosopher who changed the world

byKenneth Craycraft

Who am I to judge? Why Pope Leo’s moral clarity matters

byKenneth Craycraft

Supreme Court weighs First Amendment’s religion clause tensions

byKenneth Craycraft

What is the significance of the new pope’s name?

byKenneth Craycraft

The best road to a good immigration policy starts in Emmaus

byKenneth Craycraft

Pope Francis was more than the ‘social justice pope’ that mainstream news claims

byKenneth Craycraft

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