“The Dream of the Mountains’ Struggle”: Faith and Labor Leaders Meet for Dialogue on Appalachia by Michael Centore

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The gathering marked the 50th anniversary of "This Land Is Home to Me," a pastoral letter issued by the Catholic Committee of Appalachia.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality: An Afterword by Christopher V. Clement

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A final reflection from a Jubilee participant and recent convert to synodality.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality, Day 5 by Patricia E. Clement, D.Min.

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Our correspondent continues her series of reports from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies being held in Rome.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality, Day 4 by Patricia E. Clement, D.Min.

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Our correspondent continues her series of reports from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies being held in Rome.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality, Day 3 by Patricia E. Clement, D.Min.

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Our correspondent continues her series of reports from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies being held in Rome.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality, Day 2 by Patricia E. Clement, D.Min.

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Our correspondent continues her series of reports from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies being held in Rome.

Falling Upward: Exploring the Two Halves of Life and a Vocation to the Ministry of Education by Michael Bennett

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It is important to remember that suffering is not a sign of failure, but a necessary part of the journey towards spiritual growth.

God Is Love, without Condition by Gene Ciarlo

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It would seem to me that we pray to and love God only when we learn to love and love deeply.

A Pilgrim’s Adventure: Rome and Synodality by Patricia E. Clement, D.Min.

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The first in a series of reports from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies being held this month in Rome.

Saying Yes by Jeannine M. Pitas

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It wasn’t an abstract sense of justice that made me invite Valentina to live with me. It was something about who she was.