Mia Schilling Grogan is an associate professor of English at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia. Her poems have most ...

Speaking of the leak in May 2022 of the court’s decision in Dobbs, Justice Alito said that “the thought occurred to me, and I ...

In the beauty of that moment, he discovered that heaven and earth were not separate realities but instead one. My son was changed by that moment. In a world steeped in materialist cynicism, where our ...

A few weeks before All Souls’ Day, I found myself at Sunday Mass with my daughter. Earlier that week, I had been told that our retired but still beloved parish priest, Father Boleslaw Zadora—the man ...

Studies show that the more religious you are, the more likely you are to hold negative views toward migration. This is a challenge to the Catholic Church—but also an opportunity to use church teaching ...

Cardinal Neri said that 10 years after “Amoris Laetitia,” the church in Asia sees that “there is no single stereotype of an ideal family but rather a challenging mosaic of diverse realities.” ...

Cultivating Palestinian Theology Amid Gaza,' edited by the Palestinian theologians (and brothers) John and Samuel Munayer, ...

Where in the spirit world/ have you taken up lodging ...

Maybe this is one way we can approach this line from the Psalm today, commanding that “from the rising to the setting of the ...

Defying Tyrants,' Matthew Taylor argues that modern-day Christians concerned about the rise of Christian supremacist movements may benefit from recovering the early church’s understanding of the ...

In the first chapter, Elizabeth greets Mary as “blessed among women,” and adds, “Blessed are you who believed that what was spoken to you by the Lord would be fulfilled” (Lk 1:42, 45). Many years ago, ...

Pope Leo asked the bishops gathered at the Vatican for a meeting on the family to “recognize the work of grace even in situations marked by limits, wounds and apparent failure.” ...