Communing with the Community by Gene Ciarlo

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Communion time tells a story. It is theology, deep theology, about "Take and eat. This is my body given for you."

Shepherd, Confidant, and Friend by Patricia M. Lazazzaro

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Remembering Fr. John J. McGratty, Long Island priest who loved serving his parishioners.

Back from the Brink hosts panel discussion on nuclear abolition by Michael Centore

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Archbishop John Wester joined a panel discussion on Annie Jacobsen's latest book, "Nuclear War: A Scenario."

The Man Who Turned Marginalization into a Mission by Mária Dominika Vanková

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The inspiring story of Fr. Anton Srholec, the most beloved Catholic priest of Slovakia.

Who We Are by Paul Nyklicek

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As we find our way beyond our fear, we will be able to reconnect with who we really are.

A Particular Grace by Michael Ford

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Dr. Brendan Cook's vocation "to heal and be healed" has arisen directly out of the wounds of his own childhood trauma.

Immaculate Heart Community president speaks on global collaboration and prophetic witness by Michael Centore

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Dr. Sherry Purcell shared her vision of a "community without walls" in a presentation hosted by the UK-based group Root and Branch.

God without the Idea of Evil: Part V—God’s Kindhearted Design by Gregory Casprini, OSB

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We conclude Fr. Casprini's series today with a piece that links Christ's parables to the themes of "God without the Idea of Evil."

God without the Idea of Evil: Part IV—Destined from the Foundation of the World by Gregory Casprini, OSB

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The latest in this multipart series considers God's "kindhearted design" as glimpsed in the life of the Trinity.

“Real, Real Gone”: A Monk with a Passion for the Blues by Michael Ford

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We take a momentary pause in our series on "God without the Idea of Evil" to meet a monk-poet from the Midwest who senses the connection between the Psalms and the blues.