James Martin, S.J., pays tribute to women religious since Vatican II.

Catholic News Service looks at Dorothy Day's cause for sainthood. Day was the founder of the Catholic Worker movement.

James Martin, S.J., asks why a good God lets bad things happen.

At Fordham Prep, one class of seniors finds connections between faith, justice and everyday life within the pages of America magazine.

A CNS report on Dorothy Day's early life and the founding of The Catholic Worker.

This Christmas hymn surely had special resonance for the poor shepherds in the Irish countryside. A reflection by Kevin Clarke.

On the tenth anniversary of September 11, James Martin, S.J., returns to the spots where he and his brother Jesuits ministered in the days following the attacks.

A moving rendition of "Good King Wenceslas" is a reminder of the centrality of the poor at Christmas time.

Part III in a series from Catholic News Service examining the sainthood cause of Dorothy Day.

A look back at the 100 year history of the national Catholic weekly.

Roger Haight, S.J., a longtime student of Edward Schillebeeckx, introduces the work of the renowned Dominican theologian, who died in December.

The editors of 'America' (attempt to) reflect on the Advent season. Mistakes were made.

At Ascension Church in New York City, the demand for an evening Mass lead to a unique liturgy using jazz music. Produced by Matthew Moll.

At Ford Hall at Columbia University, living in community helps Catholic students cultivate their religious identity.

St. Stanislaus Kostka gets the comic book treatment in an intriguing new work of art from a young Polish Jesuit.

Ladislas Orsy, S.J., talks with about the vision of Vatican II and how Catholics can help implement it today.

James T. Fisher, author of On the Irish Waterfront: The Crusader, The Movie and the Soul of the Port of New York, reports from the banks of the Hudson River on Budd Schulberg and the Jesuit labor priests who inspired the award-winning film, On the Waterfront. 

Why the Vatican needs to recognize ordinary men and women who have lead extraordinary lives of holiness.

A slideshow from the Catholic chaplaincy at San Quentin State Prison.