Pope Francis said that Christians can't be like Pontius Pilate and wash our hands of politics.

Joseph Koterski, S.J., on the good, the trendy and the worrisome in modern academia

When he was first elected, I said: 'Strap on your seatbelt.' My friend asked: 'Why?' I said: 'Because he’s a Jesuit.'

Dr. Ray Guarendi is a Catholic clinical psychologist and a syndicated radio and television host.

The Methodist writer discusses the need within American churches for distinctiveness and renewal

A flawed Catholic movie that makes the viewer think about Christian faith in a serious way

Reforms aim to expedite annulment process while affirming the indissolubility of marriage

Practical paths to happiness from philosophers, saints and psychologists

Fred Kammer, S.J., is a lawyer who directs the Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola University New Orleans. A New Orleans native, he was former Jesuit provincial superior in that city when Hurricane Katrina struck.

'I had to leave the relationship, remembering that the only person you can change is yourself!'