James Martin, S.J., introduces readers to different ways to pray. Here he talks about Ignatian contemplation.

A reflection from Meghan J. Clark of St. John's University on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching.

A reflection from Meghan J. Clark of St. John's University on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching.

Sister Carol Perry reflects on our oldest private and community prayers.

Kevin Clarke, author of "Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out," reflects on how the archbishop's ministry was grounded in the Beatitudes. 

Peter Schineller, S.J., talks about some of the metaphors of Jesus he has encountered—a bridge, a boat, a great thumb—while working as a missionary and a theologian.

Peter Schineller, S.J., a theologian and former missionary, talks about what we can learn about Jesus from looking at his friends.

Peter Schineller, S.J., explains why are we called to be Jesus' hands, heart, feet and ears in this world.

Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., looks at the enormous influence St. Paul has had on civilization, including on our language, by looking at four of his letters.

Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., looks at the enormous influence St. Paul has had on civilization by looking at four of his letters.