“Flirting with authoritarianism is, in a sense, part of the Catholic tradition — the part that far-right radical traditionalists want to reclaim,” writes Rebecca Bratten Weiss.
On this week’s episode of “The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast,” John Dear reflects on the life, witness and teachings of legendary peacemaker and war resister Jesuit Fr. Daniel Berrigan.
Pope Leo XIV’s missionary experience in Peru was the love of his life, and in Africa we witnessed the pope’s joy in proclaiming the Gospel and in witnessing the reception …
Soline Humbert’s memoir recounts the story of Fr. Eamonn McCarthy, who was ordained in 1967 and says it is time for the Catholic Church to ordain women as priests and …
The Life – Our sister panelists reflect, in light of the Resurrection, on the question: Can you describe a moment of spiritual, personal or communal renewal that reminded you of God’s …
Rome – “We live in a time of separation between faith and science. It is a time of rift between faith and reason, between faith and culture,” said canon lawyer …
Shijiazhuang – “All of us can become guardians and promoters of vocations, cultivating together the fertile ground of the call, so that more and more people may hear the invitation …
Great opportunities to serve God rarely present themselves, but minor ones are very often put before us. — St. Francis de Sales
Today is the traditional feast of Our Lady of Montserrat. Monserrat is located in the region of Catalonia in Spain. Legend relates that the original sculpture was carved by St. …
Following a gunman’s attempted assault on the annual White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, forcing the evacuation of the president, first lady and members of the Cabinet, the head of the …
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