Pope Francis's latest apostolic letter neglects to address the needs of the vast majority of Catholics, who accept the Novus Ordo but still do not fully understand the Eucharist.

A Reflection for the Fourteenth Wednesday in Ordinary Time, by Colleen Dulle.

Pope Francis said he plans to name two women to the committee that helps him choose bishops for the world’s Latin-rite dioceses.

One of the great Catholic thinkers of 20th-century America is too often overlooked: William F. Lynch, S.J.

The #farmgate scandal is only the latest example of dysfunction within the African National Congress. Critics warn that corruption and incompetence have become endemic, contributing to a massive breakdown in basic services.

A dearth of classical education causes everyone’s education to suffer.

In 1943, William F. Lynch, S.J., tackled a question many America writers would explore before and after: Is there such a thing as a Catholic imagination?

Cardinal Cupich, among others, expressed dismay at the recent mass shootings in Chicago and Philadelphia. Cupich repeated his call “to enact serious, broadly popular gun safety measures.”

In a wide-ranging interview with the Reuters news agency, Pope Francis condemned abortion, dismissed the idea that he’s preparing to resign and said he still hopes to be able to visit Russia and Ukraine in the fall.

A Reflection for Tuesday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time, by James T. Keane

Cardinal Claudio Hummes was one of Brazil’s main religious leaders and a strong advocate for the poor.

A Reflection for the Monday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time, by Keara Hanlon.

A Reflection for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, by Sarah Vincent

A Reflection for the Saturday of the Thirteenth week in Ordinary Time, by Doug Girardot

I’ve been feeling so down on the state of affairs in this nation that I’ve started to wonder if I can even celebrate the Fourth of July this year without feeling painfully disingenuous. So I looked to my colleagues for hope.

President Joe Biden will award the nation’s highest civilian honor to a Catholic sister next week.

Cardinal-designate McElroy told reporters on May 31 that he believed the pope selected him because he wanted a cardinal on the U.S. West Coast and because of his support for the pope’s pastoral and ecclesial priorities.

"Russian Doll" is kind of a Jewish "Fleabag" meets time travel, a mind-bending exploration of trauma that reads like an exercise in self-therapy.

When asked if he felt he had changed during his papacy, the pope said he was told by several people “that things that were dormant in my personality came to the surface; that I became more merciful.”