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

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 ...

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 ...

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

Eilis Lepton offers a reflection for the thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 25, year A: Loving God means loving the ...

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 ...

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

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

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 ...

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

A man and a woman both ate from the forbidden tree, yet our culture only carries a strong condemnation of one of them.

Pope Leo has said that just war theory—which has often been used to defend, not prevent violence—is now outdated.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