A Reflection for Saturday of the Twentieth Week in Ordinary Time, by Ryan Di Corpo

When Notre Dame meets Navy in a football game in Dublin tomorrow, it will give us all a chance to remember that old Irish adage: "There is no strength without unity."

Just three of the top nine Republican candidates have said they would sign a federal abortion limit sought by a prominent pro-life group.

Bishop Barron may be correct that the church has become intellectually weaker, but the way to truth is to continue inviting the voices of those who have been marginalized in the past.

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A Reflection for Friday of the Twentieth Week in Ordinary Time, by Colleen Dulle

A father is suing for damages for the nervous shock he suffered when he learned of allegations his son had been abused.

In Anne Hathaway’s Kym, we see the hard truth about forgiveness: sometimes we have the most difficulty forgiving ourselves or seeking forgiveness from those who love us most.

The church, while not taking sides in the political contests, went all in on the referendums to stop drilling on oil Block 43 inside the Yasuní and to end mining in the Chocó Andino, a highland biosphere near the capital.

Tensions rise between Carmelite nuns and Fort Worth Bishop Michael F. Olson over the nuns' acceptance of Olson's authority.