Lessons from a Jesuit road trip to Illinois.
Spirituality
My year of service sent my parents into a panic. It sent me deeper into the heart of Mercy.
During my volunteer experience, I was mostly on the receiving end of mercy.
Who are the ‘real’ Catholics? A survey of women prompts challenging questions
The only answers that mattered, some argued, were the ones offered by people who attended Mass weekly or more.
How your DNA points to the existence and intricacy of God
Your DNA is like a blueprint of your soul, which is another sacred thing that is not like anyone else’s in the world.
The Book of Job reveals what makes us human.
Are your life’s energies being poured into something that gives life, to you and to others?
Is it possible to blend yoga and Catholicism?
This week, we talk to Bobby Karle, S.J., the founder of Ignatian Yoga.
What Jesus gets—and scientists might miss—about the meaning of the mouth
The lips that can speak of the whole universe close in silence to pay homage to the person who is here present.
Selling Jesus for $450 million
Last November at Christie’s, the divine became the dollar.
How Our Lady of Altagracia became the (unofficial) patroness of the Dominican Republic
“Our country is so important to us. We carry the Dominican Republic in our hearts.”
The Scriptures teach us how to wait—and who we’re waiting for
The God who is coming is the God who is already here.
