In his announcement that Sept. 29, 2024, would mark the annual World Day of Migrants and Refugees, the pope chose...

Pope Francis recently completed the longest and most grueling trip of his papacy to Southeast Asia and Oceania.  After nearly...

In secular spaces, we often hear that the “scales fell from his or her eyes” when someone comes to a...

By Michael M. Canaris Because of our nation’s economic, cultural and social dominance, it is often said that “when America...

Like October, with its feast of the Holy Rosary, and May, with its spring festivals and crownings of the Virgin,...

There is substantial evidence that roughly 10,000 species go extinct every year. For Christians, this reality sits at the thorny...

Mid-July is home to the feast of Saint Benedict of Nursia in the post-Vatican II calendar. Benedictine spirituality famously offers a...

Though most of the earliest Christians, including many of the first popes, spoke dialects of Greek (think of the curving...

Estimates for the number of seasonal or permanent migrant farmworkers in New Jersey range from 25,000 to 40,000. Even these high...

Though overshadowed in popularity, commentary and an absolute crush of visitors by his more famous series on Saint Matthew, the...