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Christopher Gunty’s editorial, “Tolerance a two-way street” (CR, Sept. 20) missed the mark.

This will be one of the most consequential elections of our times. It will present us with issues with the economy, the deficit, health care, our role in the world and social concerns that affect us as Americans and as Catholics.

I am shocked that in “On the edge” (CR, Sept. 6), the Catholic Review would use the poor to promote President Obama in this election.

“On the edge” (CR, Sept. 6) touts a color photograph of Rep. Paul Ryan holding a copy of his budget proposal and then proceeds in a paragraph to explain his rationale behind it while egregiously omitting any mention of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops who “issued an unusually strong letter in April which stated that the Ryan budget failed a basic moral test,” and then condescendingly and dismissively gives a scant one line to the “nuns on the bus.”

A look at the past and present of St. Mary’s Elementary School in Annapolis.

  You might think we’d go to a hot air balloon festival and come home talking about the hot air balloons. Our boys came home from the SARC Hot Air Balloon Festival raving about horses and fire engines. Still, if you’ve ever known preschool-aged boys, you can probably understand. It’s not that the

  We went to Mass as a family again this morning.And even though there were several moments when the closing hymn seemed farther off than Christmas, we survived.We didn’t have to take either of our sons out to the narthex. And we didn’t have any close calls where we almost broke

I disagree with most pundits, and perhaps, most Americans. We deserve our politicians and our laws. Candidates feed us a fictitious narrative that Washington is broken (this much is true), but the American people are exceptional. They tell us: send me to Washington, and I’ll fix it by restoring honesty,