It isn’t too late to reclaim liturgical language that is more prayerful, understandable and theologically sound.

The last year has been a difficult one indeed, particularly for those who are in any way concerned about political life in the United States. As I write this column, the election has not yet taken place, though we are close to Election Day and early voting is already underway in many parts of the co

Being a saint isn’t being without sin.

All the baptized, whatever their particular state of life, are nevertheless running the same course of Christian discipleship.

This recognition of the importance of context can and should be extended to other areas in the life of the church.

It is not enough for white people merely to acknowledge the reality of white privilege, but it is the necessary starting point.

As the Gospels remind us and experience confirms, fear is the enemy of Christian discipleship.

That Pope Francis would elect to simply have lunch with just the supporting cast, without any “important” people, reflects the unusual priorities of this bishop of Rome.

The catalog of official saints provides a rich diversity of Christian guides.

Those who profess a faith other than Christianity, or no faith at all, should always be welcome