In All Things

The first interaction between the Body of Christ and the divorcee should not be at a request for an annulment or a second marriage.

John Schlegel, S.J., pastor, teacher, friend and former publisher of ‘America,’ died on Sunday.

We must realize that terror and terrorism didn’t just start some forty-odd years ago, in our “modern age.” It has always been a part of human history.

There are those who believe that peace will not return until El Salvador deals with its past.

Students across the country have staged sit-ins and marches, demanding U.S. schools acknowledge that racism is an issue.

A profound meditation on suffering, death and reconciliation, which may help as we reflect on the terrible murders in Paris.

Proponents of free trade make an important point when they observe that reduced trade barriers have played an important role in lifting hundreds of millions in the third world out of poverty, but the “benefits” to American workers are far more dubious.

What today’s politicians could learn from this incessant cigarette smoker, sailor and statesman-intellectual who endured a painful past while working toward a better though realistic future

Religious colleges, group homes and medical service providers must comply with the A.C.A. unless they give notice they are eligible for a religious accommodation.