“Yes, we have our families. Yes, we have our local communities. But we’re also part of the national community of these United States.”
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Before the Declaration of Independence was boldly signed in 1776, before pilgrims feasted at what became popularly regarded as the “First Thanksgiving” in 1621, there was St. Augustine, Florida. The …
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How might you help a nation in political turmoil celebrate its 250th anniversary and the unlikely creation of the first large-scale, self-governing republic in the modern world?
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There’s been no shortage of books authored profiling the first American pope, Leo XIV, since his May 8, 2025, election. But only one concludes with a 35-page, in-person interview with …
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Prayer, by its very definition, is dialogue with God. But do we really know how to pray — on our own, and together?
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After the past couple of weeks, the question lingers.
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A new survey finds 67% of Catholics who haven’t been to confession in the past year are open to returning. Experts discuss whether that is enough for revival.
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“It’s important for us to get the message out that Western Christianity is fundamentally African, in the way that Eastern Christianity is fundamentally Greek.”
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Deepfakes “can make it appear that a pastor endorsed something he never endorsed, or that the Church taught what it never taught.”
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“‘Do you think God intended that at some point in history, we’d all be walking around with little computers in our hands, staring at them 24/7?'”
