The practice of remembering death may sound grim, but not so long ago, it was considered an essential part of the Christian tradition.

Today, it is easier than ever for activists to command attention for a moment but harder to form the lasting relationships and organizations that are also needed to make lasting change.

Are we tired of working in a system of mere productivity and efficiency that fails to acknowledge our humanity and that of others?

I have found that praying 15 minutes every day is an important form of self-care.

In his annual address to diplomats at the Vatican, Pope Francis condemned isolationism and called on nations to act out of “concern for the whole human family and its needs.”

Notre Dame is proud of its slogan: “God, Country, Notre Dame” (in that order). But the ease with which the punctuation slides into “God Country: Notre Dame” has a lot to do with football.