Jack Figge is a journalist with a focus on Catholic news and issues. He writes for CatholicVote and his work has also been featured in the National Catholic Register. Jack's articles cover a range of topics including pro-life activism, Catholic events and conferences, and responses to current events within the Catholic Church.
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Jack Figge's articles predominantly focus on culture & society, family & relationships, and government & politics. His coverage includes topics related to the Catholic Church and pro-life issues.
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How three Catholic men’s groups are working to cultivate fraternal fellowship.
Faith Faith in Focus July / August 2024 issue How discerning the priesthood has helped me live life more fully Jack Figge
Faith Scripture Reflections No spirituality without sustenance Michael O'Brien June 28, 2024 Facebook
By: Jack Figge
Neither Jan Pierson nor Amanda Newton ever thought they would follow a Eucharistic procession across the northeastern United States.
By: James T. Keane, Rachel Lu, Jack Figge
Faith Explainer Vandalizing religious art isn't defending the church. It's sacrilege. James T. Keane July 03, 2024
A college-age pilgrim finds refuge and spiritual solace in the Eternal City.
Hocker is the first U.S. athlete to win first place in the men’s 1,500-meters’ race since 2016 — and his Catholic high school couldn’t be prouder.
By: Jack Figge
A Benedictine College sign at the college’s entrance in Atchison, Kan., on April 25, 2024. (OSV News photo/Megan Marley)
In the spirit of St. John Henry Newman, spiritual directors on campuses nationwide are helping students live out their Catholic faith with confidence and authenticity.
Talina Lindsey never expected to homeschool her youngest son. Her three older children all attended Catholic schools in the Diocese of San Diego, and she loved her job teaching at the local parish school.
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