Archbishop Chaput . . . Discusses New Book, Cultural Challenges, Biden Administration
PHILADELPHIA (CNA) — Archbishop Charles Chaput, OFM Cap., who retired as archbishop of Philadelphia last year, has released a new book taking a look at how Catholics can ground their life in “right loyalties” in order to remember the things that are really important.Catholic News Agency recently spoke with Archbishop Chaput about Things Worth Dying for: Thoughts on a Life Worth Living, published March 16 by Henry Holt and Co.During the conversation, the archbishop discussed how Catholics can hold fast to their faith in an often-hostile world, and how remembering one’s death can help focus and orient one’s life.He also touched on recent changes in American culture, challenges in U.S. politics, and his life since retiring as archbishop of Philadelphia…Continue Reading