Voices
The Rev. James Martin, S.J., is a Jesuit priest, author, editor at large at America and founder of Outreach.
Columns
Today there is a tendency to downplay, criticize or even condemn missionaries of old.
In All Things
Few sisters cite their congregation’s “progressive” or “traditional” reputation as a factor in their decision to enter.
In All Things
The Catholic approach to the Bible may be characterized as a both/and, rather than an either/or.
In All Things
The disgust, anger and sadness we feel over mass shootings is God inspiring us, urging us, begging us to act.
In All Things
Paschal Mwijage, S.J., introduces the Jesuit run parish Pope Francis will visit in Kangemi, Kenya
In All Things
A profound meditation on suffering, death and reconciliation, which may help as we reflect on the terrible murders in Paris.
Of Many Things
George W. Hunt, S.J., was a brilliant writer whose sparkling prose never disappointed.
In All Things
A new book brings together the best of America’s writings on prayer.
In All Things
Calling someone a “heretic” is like calling a journalist a plagiarist. These aren’t funny punchlines to be taken lightly.
In All Things
Pope Francis encouraged all participants to speak freely: "Let no one say, 'This cannot be said.'" And they did. Conversation was open, lively, and sometimes contentious.