Christian daily devotional app Glorify. The hit TV series about the life of Jesus Christ has partnered with Glorify to launch ...

Watching a man die for his beliefs was the first time many American Christians had to seriously consider giving up more than ...

Father Joshua J. Whitfield provides a reflection on the readings and Gospel for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Oct. 5, ...

The old saying goes, “You can talk about anything but politics and religion.” It could be that our reluctance to talk about either has made it more difficult to navigate both religion and politics.

The hardest thing about beginning anything new is simply starting. Taking the first steps can be difficult. It requires motivation and trust. When we start something, we are plagued by immediate ...

In the patient attentiveness of Christ, we discover not only a model to follow but also a call to listen with the same love ...

I got a phone call from a reporter acquaintance from the Lower 48 before the official announcement of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s nomination to be Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s ...

Attention #CatholicTwitter and keyboard warriors, the Vatican has released recommendations for how to better “love your neighbor” on social media. The 20-page text, “Towards Full Presence: A Pastoral ...

The linguistic residue from this redefinition of faith and Christian citizenship is a vocabulary of accusation and blame.

In reflecting on recent distressing events on our national scene, I can only speak out of a Christian understanding of civic responsibility. Others may have a different take, but I begin with the ...

How do we reconcile educational practices that often push toward individual achievement with the biblical call to mutual service and interdependent community? Care for how we live together and seek ...