Here is a sneak peek at next week s editorial For a century and a half the Catholic Church in the United States has served the American people with health care education and social services Even a few months ago it would have seemed preposterous to suggest that the U S government would place the

A few days late on this but still worth highlighting From the archives the editors on the death of Martin Luther King Jr The prophet speaks to men for God Men are never sure that they wish to hear what God says to them They sense that God s message will not be altogether comfortable So men s

The Casa de la Solidaridad www scu edu casa is a semester-long Santa Clara University-sponsored study abroad program in El Salvador The following is an edited version of a reflection given by Katie Dorner of Gonzaga University at the farewell Mass for the fall semester The ldquo praxis sites

Today s Google Doodle honors Nicolas Steno the father of geology who also happened to be a Catholic bishop The Christian Science Monitor tells his story Don t feel bad if you ve never heard of Nicolas Steno Even though the 17th century Danish anatomist and geologist made a number of discoveries

This week s editorial looks at the March for Life and other ways in which Christians can express their support for the pro-life cause A few commenters have already pointed to some worthwhile pro-life ministries and we hope you ll add some other names to the list There are many excellent avenues f

From Mary Valle an editor at the Killing the Buddha a thoughtful and hilarious look back at Bob Geldof s famous Christmas anthem As the story goes the frequently-belligerent Irishman slightly successful rock singer Bob Geldof saw a report on the BBC about ongoing famine in Africa and became so

From Mirada Global Our Latin America and the Caribbean appears with extraordinary strength for the creation of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States CELAC another mdash decisive mdash small step on the road of integration and unity of the rising regional sovereignty Today we c

Regular readers of the blog know Bill Van Ornum a professor at Marist College and a regular contributor to In All Things who writes on psychology spirituality and prolife issues Bill is pictured right with his son William You may not know that he also blogs for the American Health Foundatio

This week s editorial A Spirit-Led Future has already sparked some good conversation in the comments boxes The editors argue that With priestly and religious vocations and Mass attendance in decline the church can no longer do all it once did This may seem obvious but its corollary still pr

From Mirada Global an interview with theologian Peter Knauer S J Peter what do we learn about God when we are faced with current ecological challenges Ecological challenges are as ethics is in general an object of reason and not of faith Faith neither makes them more urgent than they alread