George Dunne, S.J., never backed down from a fight or a perceived injustice in a long career as a priest, academic and activist.

A Reflection for Tuesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time, by J.D. Long-García

The headlines suggest that our political systems are incapable of solving big problems. What if we temper our expectations and realize that politics can bring out both the best and worst of humans?

A Reflection for a Christmas Weekday, by Simcha Fisher

“The basic conflict is not between Israel and Hamas. The conflict is between Jewish Israeli nationalism and Palestinian nationalism,” David Neuhaus, S.J., says in this exclusive interview.

A Reflection for the Memorial of St. John Neumann, bishop, by Rachel Lu

With an important election coming in 2024, white Christian nationalism is emerging as a serious threat to our democracy.

Good theater draws us into its few hours of seeming reality, but it is most effective when it speaks to our lived reality.

Pope Francis opened the new year by highlighting in his homily for the feast of Mary, Mother of God, and his Angelus message the same day, the central role women have played in salvation history and that they still have for bringing peace to the world.