Abolition Now by Chris Byrd

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The execution of Marcellus Williams in September was one of five state killings in the span of a week. It is time to end this barbaric practice.

Words Matter by Patrick Carolan

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When we use hateful and demeaning words to describe people who are different from us, we are certainly not being Christlike.

What Is the Lesser of Two Evils? by Donna Sines

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A new generation of immigrants is testing the American resolve. As Christians, are we the Good Samaritans, or are we something else?

The Human Face of Immigration by Patrick Carolan

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While we describe ourselves as a nation of immigrants, our laws are more centered around whom we exclude, not how we welcome.

President Biden should commute the death sentences of all federal prisoners by Chris Byrd

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Making these commutations will send the nation a powerful message of mercy.

To Preach or to Impassion? by Gene Ciarlo

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Today it is vital that the homily be packed with practical and realistic truths, a substantial summons to walk the path less traveled.

More Than a Theory by Mária Dominika Vanková

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A journey to Cambodia with the Salesians of Don Bosco shows the author the simplicity of love.

Organizers present “Every Catholic Voice” event on upcoming US election by Michael Centore

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The September 7 event is billed as "a safe, sacred space for encounter, civil dialogue, and mutual listening."

Judiciary Committee Should Not Intimidate Faith-Based Organizations by Patrick Carolan

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The committee is targeting faith-based organizations that are seeking to divest from fossil fuels.

Seeking Inspiration by Gene Ciarlo

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The function of the Mass is to transform us in the here and now, for the sake of the here and now.