Faith begins with the perception of another, someone who is not us, who is not of our world. We do not see this other, not in ...

In his General Audience message on Feb 4., Pope Leo XIV continued his catechesis on the documents of the Second Vatican ...

In today’s first reading, Solomon is richly rewarded because he asked the Lord not for riches or a long life but for wisdom sufficient to lead his people. Did the Lord really make Solomon more wise?

The Word of God,” Leo said, “is not fossilized, but rather it is a living and organic reality that develops and grows in ...

The challenge from A.I., the pope said, “is not technological, but anthropological. Safeguarding faces and voices ultimately means safeguarding ourselves.” ...

Those who have “drifted” but still value the teachings that shaped us need to start being the body of Christ we wish to see.

I couldn’t have explained it while it was happening, but there have been moments in my life when I quickly and intimately connected with an absolute stranger. I’ll find myself confiding the most ...

Time-Life founder and publisher Henry Luce famously asked that question in editorial written on the brink of World War II.

All three readings this Sunday work together to launch, with resounding and robust rhetoric, the grand charter of Jesus’ ...

The image of God as our heavenly Father allows us to consider the unfathomable possibility that a close relationship with God is not only possible but available and one permeated by love.

Benito Ocasio, better known as his stage name Bad Bunny, has challenged English dominance in music over the past few years.

This week’s readings turn our attention northward, toward the lands where Jesus began his ministry. The proclamation from Isaiah focuses upon the land of Zebulun and Naphtali, two northern tribal ...