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On September 1, the vice president of the United States sat down with an Evangelical podcaster and discussed the end of the world in the tone of a man working through a policy question....
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Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
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On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," I speak with Jesuit Fr. Greg Boyle, who has spent decades accompanying and working with young people and gang members in Los Angeles....
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In today’s gospel, Jesus gives us the simplest possible parable about the coming of the kingdom – a kingdom with the hallmarks of justice, mercy and peace....
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Today, we are reminded of God’s immeasurable love and generosity towards His people. In the reading taken from the book of Isaiah we are invited to get back to God’s gracious pardon for all our sins as God says, “My thoughts are not your thoughts and my way are...
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Have you ever observed persons, made sacrifices, stayed faithful and then watched someone else receive the same blessing with much less effort?
Perhaps we quietly ask: “Lord, is that fair?”...
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In this year that marks ten years of Amoris Laetitia, Cardinal Cupich’s timely reflection reminds us that the exhortation’s call to accompaniment and discernment was never merely pastoral sentiment....
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Have we so forgotten who we are, as a people and as a Church within this people, that we have come to this?...
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As artificial intelligence accelerates changes in the workplace, Cardinal Robert McElroy said the coming transformation of labor raises a fundamental question about the future of human work....
On September 1, the vice president of the United States sat down with an Evangelical podcaster and discussed the end of the world in the tone of a man working through a policy question....
Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," I speak with Jesuit Fr. Greg Boyle, who has spent decades accompanying and working with young people and gang members in Los Angeles....
In today’s gospel, Jesus gives us the simplest possible parable about the coming of the kingdom – a kingdom with the hallmarks of justice, mercy and peace....
Today, we are reminded of God’s immeasurable love and generosity towards His people. In the reading taken from the book of Isaiah we are invited to get back to God’s gracious pardon for all our sins as God says, “My thoughts are not your thoughts and my way are...
Have you ever observed persons, made sacrifices, stayed faithful and then watched someone else receive the same blessing with much less effort? Perhaps we quietly ask: “Lord, is that fair?”...
In this year that marks ten years of Amoris Laetitia, Cardinal Cupich’s timely reflection reminds us that the exhortation’s call to accompaniment and discernment was never merely pastoral sentiment....
Have we so forgotten who we are, as a people and as a Church within this people, that we have come to this?...
As artificial intelligence accelerates changes in the workplace, Cardinal Robert McElroy said the coming transformation of labor raises a fundamental question about the future of human work....