Having so often petitioned a gracious God for the blessing of mercy, how could I deny it to others?
Faith in Focus
A journey through the Holy Land with Catholic novelist Ron Hansen
Why Ron Hansen will never read the Gospels the same.
Why you should care about the gluten-free Communion fight—even if you eat wheat
It is not always as easy spiritually to receive Communion as it is physically.
When the K.K.K. came to town, Catholics prayed. Now what?
The church’s opposition to racism should be a consistent and constant force in our country.
50 years ago a man told my mother, “Go home, spic.” Would that happen today?
I want to believe things are better now for immigrants, but I fear things are getting worse.
Why St. Francis de Sales’s ‘Devout Life’ still resonates today
De Sales’s insistence that a life of prayer “finds its ideal in the ordinary” will appeal to modern readers.
Should we sing patriotic songs at Mass? Probably not.
At a Fourth of July parade, I’m happy to sing to my country. At the Mass, I’d rather sing to my Savior.
Praying for Hemingway
Even the author’s suicide does not exclude him from God’s mercy.
Can I be a good husband and father if my own dad wasn’t?
My father was a decorated New York City police officer, but he retired early to focus on his drinking.
Panicking with Grace: A Spirituality for Whatever’s Next
A period of uncertainty may be a great time to begin developing your relationship with God.
