This September, America Media will bring you comprehensive, in-depth coverage of Pope Francis' historic visit to the United States.

A reflection from Meghan J. Clark of St. John's University on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching.

Sister Carol Perry reflects on our oldest private and community prayers.

"Pope Francis has created a spirit of dialogue and openness where people are able to say: Maybe Jesus is here to love even me, as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgendered person."

You might be surprised who is the Average America Catholic. Meet Mary and Maria in this infographic video from America Media.

What does Blessed Oscar Romero's beatification mean for the people of El Salvador? Take in their reactions, plus the extraordinary sights and sounds of the beatification festivities.

Ahead of the publication of Pope Francis' encyclical on the environment, experts reflect on the history and significance of the church's role in promoting the stewardship of creation.

Kevin Clarke, author of "Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out," reflects on how the archbishop's ministry was grounded in the Beatitudes. 

Richard Rohr, O.F.M., and James Martin, S.J., talk Pope Francis, Catholics on the margins and spirituality for the "two halves of life." 

Pope Francis' environmental encyclical has arrived..

Catholics in a Washington church discuss how the soon-to-be beatified Archbishop Oscar Romero impacts their faith.

America Media asks: "If you had 30 seconds with Pope Francis, what would you say?"

America interviewed Gustavo Gutierrez in El Salvador on May 24, 2015, the day after Oscar Romero's beatification.

Fr. James Martin guides us through the town of Jesus' birth, where we visit the Church of the Nativity and the "Milk Grotto."

On Day 1 of our virtual pilgrimage to the Holy Land, James Martin, S.J., guides us through the extraordinary sites of Capernaum, the central town of Jesus' Galilean ministry.

On day four, we hit the road toward Jerusalem, with stops at the Jordan River, for a renewal of baptismal promises, and the tomb of Lazarus at Bethany.

On the last day of our pilgrimage, Fr. James Martin guides us through the streets of Jerusalem on the Via Dolorosa, the Way of the Cross.

James Martin, S.J., guides us through Jesus' hometown of Nazareth, as well as Cana, the site of Jesus first miracle.

Father James Martin takes us for prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane and then on a tour of Christianity's most holy site, the Church of The Holy Sepulchure, where Jesus was buried and rose.

Father James Martin, S.J., guides us on a meditative hike and boat ride at the Sea of Galilee.