A niece of mine once complained to her mother during Mass that her knees hurt fr...
I used to believe I couldn’t begin the life I longed for until I lived somewhere...
The recent military strike by the United States and Israel against Iran has prov...
There is nothing more painful than loneliness. When a student misbehaves in a cl...
As someone who moves frequently in Protestant and evangelical academic circles w...
In those days, in their thirst for water, the people grumbled against Moses. The...
The short answer is, “No.” Catholics favor peace. As the Book of Judges teaches,...
In the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, the disciples “marveled” that J...
In Part 1, I discussed the transformation of the cross from a symbol of extreme ...
The Gospel of the Holy Family presents us with something very concrete and very ...
In Part One of the Introduction to the Devout Life, St. Francis de Sales shepher...
So then, brethren, stand firm and hold to the traditions which you were taught b...
In Part 2, I explored the early years of Alicja’s professional career and the er...
The history of Western thought can be read as a long dialogue between faith and ...
I glanced over at my daughter sitting at the table next to mine. One of my colle...
Sixteenth-century France was a time of moral, political, and intellectual chaos,...
Perhaps one of the most significant stumbling blocks to most would-be theologian...
I have to remind myself of that every single year. As Lent progresses, I catch m...
Understanding Lent and the Penitential Action of Reading Scripture With the arri...
I have spent my entire adult life surrounded by the most broken people. I have w...
