“Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill shall be made low.” Are you ready?
Faith in Focus
I escaped homelessness but was trapped in fear—until God set me free.
I was standing in the dumpster looking for food when I was overwhelmed by the thought that I am feeding my family garbage.
Mary, Moses and the miracles of Advent
Miracles surround us; burning bushes keep revealing the Lord’s work. But we need to stop and notice.
How parishes can turn ‘Christmas Catholics’ into regular Massgoers
Christmas is the chance to welcome the stranger; to be the good innkeeper and not the bad one.
The U.S. can’t match Mary’s perfection, but we can aspire to her humility
Is it conceit or coincidence that a saint who was conceived without sin is the patron of a country that believes the same about itself?
I was an American missionary in Honduras. I witnessed firsthand the violence they endure.
In Honduras, paradise and hell are next-door neighbors, and you can hear the gunshots at night from both places.
I was a victim of racism at my Jesuit high school. I know we can do better.
I cannot continue to hide the enduring pain that I feel because of a vile and humiliating incident 30 years ago.
My friend suffered silently for years. I didn’t know the depth of her pain until it was too late.
Her voice disappeared, leaving an unrelieved haunting silence that signified the end of Susan Broxton’s earthly life.
Dorothy Day: College Dropout
The only Americans under review for canonization to attend a public university, Day’s indiscretions and confusions, those awkward discoveries and repeated failures of youth, are our own.
My dad showed me love through deeds. Now that he has Alzheimer’s, it’s my turn.
I love this man who expressed his love with deeds and whose last deed will likely be his slipping away from me.
