I’ve had it with “I’m praying for you.” It’s a beautiful and well-intentioned sentiment; it also allows us to wash our hands of these events.

Bishops vow to strengthen health care services “so that no one feels compelled to choose assisted suicide.”

Bishop Soto says in an election year pastors must bring ‘good moral reasoning to the issues of the day.’

The bigger lesson is the amount of free-floating frustration that’s out there in the world right now.

“Paul Xu Guangqi—China’s Man for All Seasons” uncovers a sort of forgotten history of the Jesuits.

The world’s biggest mammal had just let me down. And not not for the first time.

“If we’re not reaching the people of faith now, how can we reach them?”

If the pope can invite these people, I’m hard pressed to see why a university can’t.

Are the Cardinal Newman Society’s tactics effective?

What is the message you’re trying to convey to the students with this last university-sponsored lecture?