Signs of trauma aren't a surprise for those who studied people after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Kate Bowler's memoir is an elegant theodicy exactly because it is not an explanation. It is a story of human suffering. It is the account of a human person who believes and struggles in her belief as she tries to appropriate the depths of suffering in the midst of an illness that may end her life.

When the suicide monster invades the psyche, more than kindness is required. More than toughing it out.

Catholics in the Arligton Diocese discuss the role addiction plays in community and family life.

Pennsylvania priest ministers to a family that had just lost a son to suicide.

Your mom’s gone. That’s what people told me during the last year of my mother’s life when she suffered from dementia.