Their distress at the Democratic Party’s failure for two generations to defend the interests of the working class is admirable, but it is not clear whether they will only further …

 On this week’s episode of “The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast,” I speak with writer and theologian Oblate Fr. Ronald Rolheiser about letting things go in our wisdom years. 

“It’s like a mobile coffee hour,” said Capuchin Br. Paul Fesefeldt, founder and director of Capuchin Mobile Ministries. Prayers are available for those who want them.

Today the Church celebrates the Optional Memorial of St. Henry II (972-1024). He was successively Duke of Bavaria, King of Germany and Emperor, devoted himself to the spread of religion …

by Cosimo Graziani Monrovia – Liberia has announced the establishment of a task force to combat illegal mining. The new body, called the Protect Our Resources Taskforce , has been …

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, passed away on July 11 after a “brief and sudden illness,” his office said in a statement in the early hours of July 12. …

Marriage is one of the Catholic Churchʼs greatest paths to holiness. From the first Christian missionaries to modern-day martyrs, married couples have shown that a shared life rooted in faith, …

“We Americans must realize that when we punish Cuba, we do not punish only the government,” writes Jesuit Fr. Jeffrey von Arx. “We punish the most vulnerable.”