Conversations about racism must continue long after #ferguson fades from Twitter feeds.

This fall, Latino, African-American and Asian students will outnumber white K-12 peers.

For more than a century, the Jesuit ministry of America has provided a smart, Catholic take on faith and culture. Today, in a world plagued by ideological, political and even ecclesial divisions, America's unique ministry of reconciliation is more important than ever.

PODCASTSThe theologian and writer Jonathan Malesic discusses why we need a theology of work and the importance of setting boundaries around our work lives. Elizabeth Dias, winner of America’s George W. Hunt, S.J., Prize, discusses the canonization of Mother Teresa&nbsp

First-ever African leaders summit highlights continent's growing economies.

Despite well-reported setbacks, past year saw signs of hope for the American worker.

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Regrettable split over assisted suicide in the Church of England should be approached in a spirit of fraternal love.

Gaza is being reduced to rubble while the world watches on YouTube and CNN. It has been as dispiriting a display of inhumanity and failure as one can imagine, yet it has not been enough to compel either side to accept a halt to the carnage. Each night new images of what Israeli Prime Minister Benjam