The Ideal Which Must Direct Us by Gregory Fox

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For the French Oratorian Lucien Laberthonnière, apologetics began from internal experience rather than external facts.

God in the Brothel by Michael Ford

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A profile of Edwina Gateley, a mystic and poet who spent much of her life ministering to women involved in prostitution.

Chicago Parish Announces the First Conference Dedicated to Peter Maurin, Co-Founder of the Catholic Worker Movement

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The conference will take place from September 6 through 8 of this year.

Proximity and Nearness: A Report from Day 3 of the AUSCP Annual Assembly

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A keynote from Dr. Kim Harris, Mass celebrated at the historic St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, and a banquet for the 2024 St. John XXIII Award winners rounded out Wednesday's program.

Transformative Processes: A Report from Day 2 of the AUSCP Annual Assembly

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A keynote from Fr. Tom Reese and the presentation of a documentary on Teilhard de Chardin were highlights of the second day of the assembly.

“Taken, Blessed, Broken, and Shared”: A Report from Day 1 of the AUSCP Annual Assembly

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The opening day of the assembly featured a retreat given by Bishop John Stowe and a keynote from Fr. Michael Driscoll.

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.