"My former way of living—putting everything into my career and ignoring every other aspect of my life—almost cost me everything."

We are afraid: afraid that our questioning will lead to spiritual cataclysm, that once the camel’s skeptical nose gets under the tent flap, the whole shabby edifice of our faith will collapse.

The poor and humble people who have faith in the Lord are the victims of the “intellectuals of religion,” and those who are “seduced by clericalism.”

Amid the pain and suffering, God remains present in our hearts. No matter how much we wail and shake our fists, He will abide with us.

To study Ramanuja and his writings is to gain a glimpse of a Hindu tradition that is old and deep, learned and pious.

In his homily for the feast, Pope Francis denounced the exclusion of so many people “from the train of life.”