Just as the permanent diaconate is not only for celibates, neither is it a “married ministry,” though currently most deacons are married. Rather, the permanent diaconate is a major order of ecclesial ministry open to married and to unmarried men.

Any regrets? I asked. "I could have done sooner the things I did, like Catonsville,” he replied.

Roger Bergman relates his experience of Óscar Romero, a model of grace in the midst of desolation from Bergman's personal life to his Creighton University classroom.

Three experts on church history and governance discuss Marco Politi's article on episcopal collaboration.

After a year of planning, we still weren't sure how many people were going to attend our Centennial Mass on April 18.

The President of the United States came to Georgetown University yesterday to deliver a speech. The sky did not fall.