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FaithThe Word
We should not benefit from corrupt financial systems at the expense of the vulnerable
Jaime L. Waters
The readings present two women as models of living charitably, selflessly showing kindness to others.
FaithThe Good Word
For Christians, to love is to open yourself up to suffering
Terrance Klein
In itself, suffering is never a good thing. But if someone we love is suffering, then we want our share of it.
FaithThe Good Word
St. Ignatius shows us that falling in love with God takes serious commitment
Terrance Klein
What do I love in life that stands between me and the love of my life? What stands between me and my Lord?
A Northern Renaissance painting of St. Jerome, dressed in red and seated in front of a translated Bible.
FaithExplainer
Which Bible translation should Catholics use? It’s not the one you think.
Doug Girardot
There’s no such thing as the “perfect” Bible translation. Still, some might be better for Catholic readers than others.
FaithThe Good Word
Marriage doesn’t have a monopoly on love. But it does show that we are made for love.
Terrance Klein
The list of failures and disappointments in marriage is long, but just as our sins cannot cancel the goodness God gave us, marriage remains a singular channel of God’s grace.
FaithThe Good Word
Today’s culture makes dialogue difficult. The early church’s approach might help.
Terrance Klein
Faith, justice and unity still matter. So too do prudence, charity and patience. The latter are not chains upon the former. They are channels that direct them to their source in God.
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