Bishop Robert W. McElroy of San Diego asked people to pray for calm and called on police to be "as transparent as possible" in their investigation following the shooting of unarmed man in a San Diego suburb.The bishop said the Catholic community was saddened by the shooting death of Alfred

Endo, the recipient of America’s Campion Award in 1990, spoke with William Johnston, S.J.

"We've come together, we fight for the same reason," Elisabeth Roman said. "These are people of God."

With the Hyde Amendment, "we have basically gotten the federal government out of the abortion business."

"My initial thought was that I'm not a good dancer," said Father Don Woznicki. "But I said sure."

The Philippine president said his public death threats scare drug suspects into stop selling drugs.

There is more than one way to measure the strength of the church.

On the eve of the pope’s visit, Cardinal Pietro Parolin summarized Francis' message: “Don’t turn differences into sources of conflict, but of mutual enrichment.”

Father Linehan was intellectually gifted, socially aware and ever curious.

African Jesuits vow to help create a new generation of leaders for the continent.

Elizabeth Dias will receive the prize and deliver an original lecture at at Yale University at 4 p.m. on September 29.

The battle that made him famous combined three heated issues in the post-Vatican II church: religion, race and authority.

The organization 40 Days for Life is making its nationwide tour about changing hearts and minds.

"This is a young man who is a source of pride for us Cubans, an example for our community and especially for Cuban young people."

Ending conflict lies in human hands, Pope Francis said, so every individual "can and must become a peacemaker."

'A Man Called Ove,' ultimately, is about love in its many forms.

The biggest attraction of all was the presence of the crucifix of John Sullivan, S.J., an Irish Jesuit who died in 1933.

Catholics with their “sacramental imagination” might make sense of what this man meant to some of his contemporaries.

Candidates will have to combine American Amnesia’s policy prescriptions with a broader call to Americans’ better angels. Otherwise, Hacker and Pierson’s next book might well be titled American Dementia.