A Reflection for Friday of the Thirtieth Week in Ordinary Time, by Simcha Fisher

Many of us go back and forth between ignoring politics and getting angry about it. You will feel better, and be a better citizen, if you are more disciplined about your attention.

The rule of international law, and even more, a basic commitment to human dignity, both demand something more than the meeting of terror with terror.

What do you do when literally the entire world loves you, but not you?

'Big Fiction' is a book full of cogent analysis, ambitious argument, juicy quotes from insiders and a demonstration of the central role of Catholics in American publishing.

In these (very) short essays, readers describe the ways in which they encountered God. The Lord can be present even in people or situations we least expect.

The British Jesuit Philip Endean showed how Karl Rahner’s theology had deep roots in his experience of the Spiritual Exercises.

Usually private about his personal life, Stevens dedicated the album to his “beloved partner,” who passed away in April.

On the heels of the release of “Laudate Deum,” Pope Francis will travel to Dubai later this month to participate in the U.N. Climate Change conference, commonly known as COP28.

In “Coco,” memory doesn’t just summon up phantoms from the past, it reunites us with those we’ve lost.