Calling programs like ChatGPT “artificial intelligence” grants them a claim to authorship that is simply untrue.

Even writing instructors are being pressured to use ChatGPT, and to allow their students to use it. But if allow such shortcuts in the creative process, we endanger our students’ psychological development.

A Reflection for Saturday of the Fifth Week of Easter, by Jailynn Castro

Pope Francis emphasized in particular “the urgent need for ‘gestures of humanity’ towards the most fragile persons, the innocent victims of the conflict.”

Pope Francis joined Giorgia Meloni in encouraging young Italians to have more children, saying, “Let us not resign ourselves to sterile dullness and pessimism.”

My sister, who has Down syndrome, never had dolls that looked like her growing up. Today, my kids can play with a Barbie who has Down syndrome, which allows all children to welcome people with disabilities.

“Schmigadoon!” is not about recreating the forms of old musicals, it’s about what happens when we give ourselves over to musical theater.

The Synod on Synodality is good news for all the baptized, and in particular, it is good news for women.

My relationship with Mary is complicated. I couldn't see the appeal of Marian devotion until I had a baby and understood how she embodies the life-giving sacrifice of motherhood.

For me, the plot events ahead are secondary to the show’s real strength, the paths that the characters themselves will take.

A discussion about the documentary “Join or Die,” “a film about why you should join a club — and why the fate of America depends on it.“

Election results could indicate the populist Islamism promoted by President Erdogan may be losing its appeal.

From the very beginning, the church reaches decisions that are complicated, human, messy, often ad hoc—this is what the Holy Spirit protecting and guiding the church looks like.

Four editors on the official end of the Covid-19 pandemic, and to consider what lessons we might take with us into the future.

One day, Covid-19 will be a story, one that we package and deliver to people who never lived through it.

Writing this marginally insane diary was a reminder to me that, no matter what disasters strike us, and no matter what destruction they wreak, we can at least find ways to diminish their soul-destroying power. We can at least laugh.

Can something really be over if you can still feel it in your bones?

What will we hold onto from the pandemic? Perhaps the videos we watched and experiences we had, mostly virtual, in connecting with other people.

President Zelensky could visit Pope Francis in his possible trip to Rome this weekend, which would be an extraordinary and highly significant development.

The 2024 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage goes across the country to converge in Indianapolis before the Eucharistic Congress opens in July 2024.