On July 16, Pope Francis promulgated a “Motu Proprio,” that is to say an authoritative letter given at his own...

Like so many other people this year, I recently found myself in church praying for the health of a loved...

Certain theological debates are perennial, meaning they reappear (albeit in different forms due to shifting historical referents) at various times...

Although the vast majority of Christians live out their vocations in wedded life, there are disproportionately few married saints venerated...

On Saturday, June 12, the Catholic Theological Society of America, the largest professional association of Catholic theologians in the world,...

Like so many others, Pope Francis has long held a fascination with the figure of Judas in the Gospels. In...

May 20, 2021 marked the 500th anniversary of the injury of Iñigo (he was not yet Ignatius) of Loyola on...

On May 9, 1993, Pope John Paul II famously decried the mafia culture in improvised remarks on a visit to...

The Second Vatican Council famously called the Holy Eucharist “the source and summit (fontem et culmen) of the whole Christian...

The Second Vatican Council famously called the Holy Eucharist “the source and summit (fontem et culmen) of the whole Christian...