In “Help! I’m Ruining My Kids,” Bible teacher Abbey Wedgeworth offers gospel-inspired approaches to managing parenting ...

A year after ICE refused the eucharist to migrants in the Broadview Detention Center, what first felt like failure has ...

After a decade teaching English in New York City and Anchorage, Alaska, Bridget Edmonds is now a Denver-based freelance writer living with her husband and ...

Jesus’ miracles remind us that human frailty and vulnerability lie at the heart of the Paschal Mystery—and thus of the church ...

He had the time, skills, and income, as well as the desire, to give. What he was missing was a relationship with Christ that would show him why and how. This young man’s story raises a question every ...

The family-friendly whodunnit doesn’t shy away from mature themes of mortality, grief, memory, self-sacrifice, and the cost ...

Susan Breton offers a reflection for the twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 18, year A: To whom do you belong?

Eilis Leptien teaches theology at an all-girls Catholic high school. She has a bachelors in theology from Creighton University and a Masters in ...

Pope Leo has said that just war theory—which has often been used to defend, not prevent violence—is now outdated. Pope Leo ...

Father Peter Wojcik is pastor at Saint Clement Catholic Church in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, where he leads a community of more than 5,200 households, including the city’s largest ...

Susan Breton holds a master's degree in Spiritual Direction and a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Sociology from Merrimack College. She ...

Did Jesus have a real job? This is the question behind “was Jesus a carpenter”—which sounds a bit dismissive: as if teaching, preaching, and healing (not to mention redeeming the world) weren’t ...