"Bernadette, The Musical" will see its U.S. premier at the Athenaeum Center for Thought & Culture in Chicago on Feb. 19.

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Our God thirsts for real presence, for contentious or questioning prayer, for genuine interaction that opens us.

The story of the Transfiguration bids us to let go of inadequate images of God in order to discover something new. Free of ...

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The newly released Epstein files show that Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon discussed opposition to Pope Francis, including a ...

Bishop Robert J. Brennan issued a letter to clergy and parishioners Feb. 12 announcing that the Diocese of Brooklyn intends to pursue a settlement of approximately 1,100 lawsuits filed under the New ...

Fr. Geoffroy Génin, a 69-year-old French priest, is pictured in an undated photo. Génin spends one day a week on the ski slopes in the Alps offering chairlift confessions for skiers. (OSV ...

The Society of St. Pius X, which denies key teachings of Vatican II, has said that it would consecrate new bishops without papal approval on July 1.

In the Charlotte Diocese, traditionalists publicly spar with Bishop Michael Martin and argue for liturgical diversity, while Vatican II Catholics say that liturgical allowances have been too lax.

Catholics looking to align their investment portfolios with Catholic teaching now have some help from the Vatican.

Our desire for satisfying alternatives to modernity and a sense of meaning shouldn't turn us against all questioning.