COMMENTARY: Catholics don’t have to agree with all of Charlie Kirk’s political or theological ideas to appreciate his obvious virtues and good moral habits that our society greatly and urgently needs. Charlie Kirk was a controversial figure, as anyone with strong political opinions in our polarized culture today necessarily becomes. With long-term vision, he sought to bring Christian salt, light and leaven — and the political ideas that he thought flowed from faith — onto campus. We must recognize, as Charlie did, that people’s ideas can change, as his ideas developed over time, and as he saw various ideas change on campus. So Catholics don’t have to agree with all of Charlie Kirk’s political or even theological ideas to appreciate his obvious virtues, good moral habits that our society greatly and urgently needs.