Democrats should resist the temptation to seek a comeuppance for “angry white guys” this November.

Forty-eight years ago today, thousands of Americans endured 80-degree heat and six-hour waits to pay their respects to the late Robert Kennedy in New York City’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Q&A with Mathew N. Schmalz, author of ‘Mercy Matters’

Bishop Soto says in an election year pastors must bring ‘good moral reasoning to the issues of the day.’

If the murders at the Charleston church reflect the dark power of racism in our society, the legal proceedings reflect the senseless costs of our system of justice.

Christians, he said, must be salt and light, but never self-serving.

Archbishop Christophe Pierre suggests he is not interested in engaging in a cultural battle when he begins his new assignment.

The nomination came two days after Francis laid out the legal procedures to oust a bishop for negligence.

In just a few days I have developed a deeper understanding of these millions of people whom we thought we knew.

The liberal lion is now remembered for his speech rather than his snub of Carter.

He described them as the roadmap for Christian life.

If Kenya moves forward on its repatriation plans, what can returning Somalis expect to confront in their home country?

Despite all his witticisms and glib poetry, he was sincere in his spiritual quest for meaning.

Pope Francis and criminal-justice officials declare prostitution, forced labor and organ trafficking as “Crimes against Humanity.”

Read the signpost in a Gospel key: love is stronger than death.

Anti-government populism threatens the norms of a democracy.

The decree makes it possible to remove diocesan bishops for neglecting to protect children and vulnerable adults from sexual abuse.

“There is no valid punishment without [offering] hope.”

The bigger lesson is the amount of free-floating frustration that’s out there in the world right now.

The South Asian democracy topped a global slavery index counting 18.35 million modern slaves—or 40 percent of a global total of 45.8 million.