Voices
Kerry Weber is an executive editor for America.
FaithVideo
On the first anniversary of Pope Francis' election, James Martin, S.J., looks at the pope's Jesuit identity.
James Martin, S.J., looks at how God can communicate through emotions, desires, insights, memories and feelings.
Matt Malone, S.J., reports from the Vatican on the first day of the conclave.
In March 2012, George Williams, S.J., initiated a series of Catholic theology, spirituality and history classes for the men of San Quentin State Prison in California. Read Kerry Weber's article on the program. Listen to a podcast about prison ministry with Kathryn Getek Soltis:
Arts & Culture
Vincent A. Cianci Jr., better known as “Buddy,” he was a trusted (and Jesuit-educated) champion for his city as well as a convicted felon.
FaithOf Many Things
Pope Francis reminds us to challenge ourselves to each day give of ourselves and not to count the cost.
Of Other Things
Likening maternity leave to a sabbatical understandably rubbed many the wrong way.
In All Things
November marks Black Catholic History Month, which was founded by the National Black Catholic Congress in 1990.
Of Many Things
In the end, the story of Francis’ visit is, at its heart, a story of community.