Faith in Focus

A new path for pilgrims, trekkers and cyclists

When immigration contradictions hit home

I remember exactly where I was standing. It was in a small hallway at a L’Arche home in Washington, D.C., when I met my friend and housemate Pedro. At the time, I was visiting L’Arche for a series of interviews. I had not yet received an official job offer, but even so, I knew that I wou

From 1997, Cardinal Avery Dulles on the theological heritage of the 20th century’s greatest theologians

My life-changing encounter with a fictional French bishop

This week, as we mark the 12th anniversary of the prison, a look back at Associate Editor Luke Hansen’s reporting from Guantanamo.

One family’s Christmas tradition

In the cold of a northern Advent, the image of an infant in the chill touches our hearts.

Seeking reconciliation 150 years after the Dakota Uprising