Have you ever wondered how different your life might have been if certain things had been just slightly different? Sometimes it seems as though all the facts of my life happened with a certain inevitability – I was always going to be raised in this town, support this...
The struggle for worker justice isn’t just a thing of the past.
Catholics are called to care for creation and the marginalized. How does eating fish fit into this exhortation?
Whatever his reasons, Francis’ China policy has drawn both supporters and vehement critics. An outspoken pope’s silence on the moral challenges of the world’s largest country will remain jarring.
With rising numbers of migrants reaching our southern border, we need to be reminded of the mutually beneficial relationship between the Church and migrants in our transnational world. Migrants need the Church and the Church needs migrants.
Netflix’s new documentary “Seaspiracy” has lots of problems. A Jesuit marine biologist offers his take.
Sr. Liz Sjoberg says collaboration with lay people is essential for her ministry on the southern border.
During the Year of Saint Joseph, what does this silent saint have to teach our hurting and divided world? Michael Martinez SJ reflects on five of his important lessons for us today.
St. Peter Faber is a model for how Catholics can approach disagreements in a more Christian way.
While none of us can compare our suffering in the past year, we can learn a lot about grace and love through both King David and depression medication.