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Meghan Clark

Meghan Clark

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Columnist, U.S. Catholic

New York

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Native American,Law justice, crime and Military., legal

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Total articles 102

  • Can Aquinas help us navigate our world’s moral complexity?

    By Nathaniel Hunter, Meghan Clark| U.S. Catholic Verified Good is to be done and pursued and evil is to be avoided.” So goes the first principle of natural law according to Thomas Aquinas, a morality that remains foundational for much of Catholic ethics. This principle is both obvious and profoundly complex. In an increasingly interconnected world, where our every action has far-reaching implications, what does it mean to do good and avoid evil? A trip to the supermarket offers a glimpse of this challenge.

    By Nathaniel Hunter, Meghan Clark · U.S. Catholic

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • What Catholic bishops have, and haven't, said about the 2024 election

    By Brian Roewe Verified, Meghan Clark, Michael Sean Winters Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified A historic and tumultuous election cycle is nearing its end. Catholic bishops in the United States mostly have tempered their remarks about the presidential contest between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, in an election that has witnessed a sitting president bowing out of a second-term bid, assassination attempts, warnings for democracy's future, and specters of post-election violence.

    By Brian Roewe Verified, Meghan Clark, Michael Sean Winters Verified · National Catholic Reporter

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Can Aquinas help us navigate our world’s moral complexity?

    By Nathaniel Hunter, Meghan Clark| U.S. Catholic Verified Good is to be done and pursued and evil is to be avoided.” So goes the first principle of natural law according to Thomas Aquinas, a morality that remains foundational for much of Catholic ethics. This principle is both obvious and profoundly complex. In an increasingly interconnected world, where our every action has far-reaching implications, what does it mean to do good and avoid evil? A trip to the supermarket offers a glimpse of this challenge.

    By Nathaniel Hunter, Meghan Clark · U.S. Catholic

    Feb. 17, 2025

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U.S. Catholic

New York, New York, United States

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