In All Things

The spiritual impetus and energy of Vatican II is still emerging, with Pope Francis as its servant of the servants.

Ambassador Saperstein’s remarks show the promise of pluralism in societies that protect religious freedom, where a Jewish rabbi can stand with a Catholic nun in solidarity against violence and repression.

Calling someone a “heretic” is like calling a journalist a plagiarist. These aren’t funny punchlines to be taken lightly.

‘When food is the center of your life, it is a meager substitute for God.’

Let us avoid clericalism in all its forms, including casting those without Ph.D.s into the outer darkness.

“Nostra Aetate” ushered in a new era in interreligious relations, especially between Jews and Christians.

Change is not to be feared; interreligious openness has not weakened, but strengthened the church.

In a statement released last week, the leaders of the Jesuits in Europe express their deep concern for the refugees who have flooded into Europe this year and lay out new policies for addressing the situation.

As grateful as I am for the health and well being of my family, as thankful as I am for the abundant blessings of my life, I know I have more to do. More to pray about. More to love.

No more than any other person, whether famous or “ordinary,” Maureen O’Hara had her trials and tribulations and yet, somehow, she continued to thrive despite them.