Heeding the Call by Anne Kerrigan

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Keeping in contact in the age of Covid.

A Poem by Jeannine Pitas

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"My great-uncle was of no one place. Despite what my passport says, neither am I."

As Good a Catholic as You’re Gonna Get by Nicole d’Entremont

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Pondering the sacramental life of the church, past, present, and future.

Two Poems by Rita A. Simmonds

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"The question and the answer / became one thing..."

Ladders of Lenten Prayer by Gene Ciarlo

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Like the image of the chakras in Kundalini yoga, prayer can grow from utter simplicity to communion with divinity.

On the Importance of Intergenerational Friendships by Kate Oczypok

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When you worry about whether or not you’re succeeding or properly “adulting,” hearing affirmations like these really does some good for your soul.

A Poem by Gerard Garrigan, OSB

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"John Prine, to my mind, you were a lot like me..."

Editorial: “People or Bricks”: A Catholic Response to the Crisis in Texas

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The crisis in Texas shows that we need to heed Pope Francis's call for a "Copernican revolution" in our political and economic life.

A High and Lonely Destiny by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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We must be liberated from our own constrictions, the restrictive rules we made and make, in order to give space and place to true freedom.

The Pause before Our Fiat by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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This time, I lingered in the space between yes and no, go and come, sorrow and joy. This time, I linked my life with Mary’s.