The Journey of a Eucharistic Minister by Josephine DeVito

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As I approach unanticipated or uncomfortable situations, many times I find that just being there, in silence, is all that is needed.

Pope Leo XIII and the Knights of Labor by William Droel

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How the new pope's namesake revised his opinion on a labor organization with the help of an American cardinal.

Catholic Churches Do Not Endorse Candidates by William Droel

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Catholic churches will not take advantage of a new provision in the US tax code.

Avoiding the Thanksgiving-to-Christmas Rush in July by Sister Lou Ella Hickman, OVISS

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“Everybody” gives between Thanksgiving and Christmas. I believe we are called to be more than Everybody.

A Tale of Two Cultures: Reverence and Violence by O’Neill D’Cruz

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Exploring the worldviews of two cultures—reverence and violence—using story, history, and poetry as tripartite reflections.

The Word Became Flesh and Dwelt Among Us: Jesus for Our Time by Gene Ciarlo

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Jesus understood his ministry in terms of setting people free.

Found in Translation by Maryanne Hannan

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The two-day conference "Human Fraternity in a Divided World" presented a series of conversations about literature through the lens of Fratelli Tutti.

By What Authority by Maree Sobolewski

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There is a chasm of difference between the leadership style of Jesus and that of the present U.S. administration.

Venom or Scandal?: The Magnificat and Two Visions of Catholic Politics by Gregory Fox

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Contesting interpretations of the Magnificat from two 20th-century French thinkers give us a window onto the current state of church affairs.

Breaking Protocol by Patrick Carolan

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A nun's gesture at Pope Francis's funeral sparks a conversation on the role of women in the church.