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FaithThe Living Word
Can ancient Israel’s spirituality of sex help us escape today's hook-up culture?
FaithInterviews
Alice von Hildebrand is a Belgian-born Catholic philosopher who retired from the classroom in 1984 after teaching at Hunter College in New York City for 37 years In September 2013 Pope Francis awarded her a Dame Grand Cross of the Pontifical Order of St Gregory the Great on the occasion of her 90
FaithFaith in Focus
Despite the fact that I was starting to realize Jesus could understand my suffering, I was still unwilling to accept Jesus could love me for what had happened to me.
FaithIn All Things
Let us remember our history: the Society was given the grace not only to believe in the Lord, but also to suffer for His sake. We do well to remember this.
FaithFaith in Focus
"If you are distracted by a little kid being a little kid you are not focused on what’s holy. Little kids are holy. Let it be."
FaithThe Word
In biblical poetry a vineyard often represents the beloved. The prophet Isaiah begins to “sing for my beloved my love-song concerning his vineyard,” a song in which God’s affectionate care of Israel is recounted. The love song quickly becomes a lover’s lament, though, as Isaiah tells how the vineyard was prepared with tenderness, but since it produced “wild grapes,” it will now be abandoned.