In All Things

“Show Me a Hero” reminds us that sometimes government can help push us forward, even if the motives our leaders are not always so noble.

Fred Kammer, S.J., is a lawyer who directs the Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola University New Orleans. A New Orleans native, he was former Jesuit provincial superior in that city when Hurricane Katrina struck.

‘I had to leave the relationship, remembering that the only person you can change is yourself!’

Discouraging abortion as a response to Down syndrome could be an area of agreement for those who otherwise think very differently about abortion.

We have been inspired by Pope Francis and we hope to inspire him as well.

The appearance of Ignatius’s “Prayer for Generosity” on DFW’s bathroom wall speak volumes about the paradox that was David Foster Wallace and his desire for a life of authenticity and meaning—a desire which led him to frequently attend church and twice led him to go through RCIA, without ever being received.

Jimmy Carter is now about to embark on another journey. It is one which will require everything that he has; but because of faith, he believes he is ready for it.

What do Mormonism and Catholicism share and what can they learn from each other?

Such actions by the Russians have been but an ongoing policy of retaliation toward sanctions imposed by Western nations concerning Russia’s behavior in Ukraine.