Day: September 11, 2025

Rebecca NobleA woman lights a candle before a statue of Our Lady of Fatima on Wednesday during a prayer vigil for Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Desert Horizon Park in Scottsdale, Arizona. COMMENTARY: As proper icons elevate, perverse icons degrade — and horrific recent crimes have imprinted images that make present the reality … Read moreCharlotte, Minneapolis, Charlie Kirk Killing: Cross of Christ Conquers Icons of Evil

Wikimedia Commons Erika and Charlie Kirk speaking together at an event in Texas in 2025. Erika’s entire Catholic community came together last night in Scottsdale to pray for the Kirk family. Read More

Kamil G. PolakMemorial lights commemorate the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. U.S. leaders also commemorated the day and paid tribute to the victims. Read More

Phill MagakoeA general view of a wreath laid by mourners outside the U.S. Embassy in Pretoria on Sept. 11, 2025, following the fatal shooting of U.S. youth activist and influencer Charlie Kirk while speaking during an event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. ‘If we are not tolerant and respectful, and we are violent, … Read moreCardinal Parolin On Charlie Kirk Death: ‘We Are Against All Types of Violence’

George FreyA makeshift memorial is seen at Timpanogos Regional Hospital in honor of political activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 11, 2025, in Orem, Utah. ‘We are living through a perilous moment,’ Bishop Burbridge said. Read More

Credit: Jeffrey BrunoFather Mike Schmitz speaks at the National Eucharistic Congress at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on July 18, 2024. ‘How would Charlie want us to respond to this? To use that anger to move forward … to do good.’ Read More

Danide Angelini The political breakdowns make a bit more sense: Harris voters, both male and female, ranked marriage and family further down on their personal lists of successful traits. So did women who voted for Trump. The only group to put “having children” at the top of their lists was young male Trump voters. A … Read morePolling Gen Z: The Great Divide on What Defines a Successful Life