Political homilies need not be limited to ethical issues.

Francis appeals to the visual sense for understanding authentic love.

This is not a Muslim or a Christian or a Jewish or a pagan Greek problem.

As we drape the church in purple, we sharpen the will.

The annual convention of the American Philosophical Association could rarely be described as a festive affair. Thousands of anxious philosophy professors descend on a hotel to give papers on obscure topics as graduate students grimly run the gantlet of hiring committees in a windowless ballroom tryi

Practitioners have become apologists for their beloved but apparently irrelevant fields.

With dramatic flair, the church in November urges us to pray for the dead as nature undergoes its annual decline.

This expanded intervention of the state weakens personal freedom.

The euthanasia juggernaut has become a campaign to eliminate the disabled.

Pope Francis' outlook sharply diverges from that promoted by many prominent environmentalists.