You can see ‘The Saviors’ and maintain your faith—both in God and the power of theater
Though piercing doubts and discontents surface in “The Saviors,” one never gets the sense that the playwright has an anti-clerical axe to grind.
Discernment is only fully clear in hindsight
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Priest, by Sam Sawyer, S.J.
Trump’s SAVE Act is not about election integrity. It would actually make voting harder.
Trump touts the SAVE Act as a means to prevent noncitizens from voting, but it would also burden women whose birth certificates do not match their current legal name.
Pope Leo XIV on what he loves about America
In a brief interview with NBC News, Pope Leo revealed that he hopes to visit the United States soon.
Nothing is impossible
A Reflection for Monday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time, by Molly Cahill
Pope Leo XIV to offer public Masses and audiences every week of August
Here is a look at the pope’s schedule for the rest of the summer.
UK Catholic leaders praise Andy Burnham on end-of-life care, call for faith-driven leadership
The U.K. prime minister has stated that palliative care and social care funding need to be “fixed” so that vulnerable people can have “peace of mind” about the care that they receive towards the end of their life.
Florida carries out double executions as Catholic bishops call to end death penalty
The Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops previously urged Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is Catholic, to stay the two executions.
The smoke from Canada shows the dangers of short-term economic thinking
The smoke from Canada makes the idea of a common home strikingly literal.
For the love of God, pick up a book
A homily on how the “end of reading” has profound implications for our society—and for the church, too.
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