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The Benedictine tradition has held to seeking and pursing peace for fifteen centuries. The diplomacy of the Holy See does little more than conjugate them....
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Grace works through vulnerability; “Power is made perfect in weakness". As a caregiver for elderly Trappist monks, I’ve experienced this deeply, over and over....
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Historically, "Just war” theory has been the Christian conscience’s attempt to subject violence to moral criteria. Now, it has been completely rejected by the Catholic Church....
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Thiel argued that the pope’s calls to regulate artificial intelligence will slow United States tech growth and give China an advantage in the global AI race. ...
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A Shepherd who continues to speak to Catholics, Christians, believers, and all people of good will with the sole intent of proclaiming the Gospel....
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Our hope is not attached to results and successes of temporal nature. It is rooted in the life, suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus. Today’s liturgy reminds us that nothing in this world, not even human frailty and sinfulness, can derail God’s plan....
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To receive the peace of Christ, is to allow ourselves to be disarmed from our positions, ideologies, fears, self-protection, hard heartedness, desire for revenge, self-and-other judgement....
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In a letter to the cardinals who will take part in the meeting with Pope Leo XIV at the end of June, Cardinal Re outlines the themes of the four working sessions to be held in the Paul VI Hall and the Synod Hall....
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When they play, children explore and delight in the grace of bodily movement. They learn what it means to be human and how to relate to one another....