Faith+Culture

With the feast of the Holy Family, the church, I think, simply wants our Christmas adoration, our meditation, to linger. 

Have you ever wondered what the course of Mary’s thoughts were on that first Christmas day? Just what did her contemplation reveal?

A new winter symposium promises to explore Catholic teaching on gender, sexuality and the role of women while marking the 30th anniversary of St. John Paul II’s “Letter to Women.”

Hearing this brief passage from Matthew, we realize that this gospel is much more than a history lesson in “how the birth of Jesus came about.”

Pope Leo XIV’s new message for the Jan. 1 World Day of Peace, released Dec. 18, offers a great deal of food for thought. Building on the theme of peace …

The musical performance, which was filmed in front of three live audiences, took place last year at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City.

The story of a special miracle from Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Is Jesus the Messiah? This is the question John the Baptist’s disciples ask, and the answer has a call to action for us today.

When Rian Johnson was still writing the script for his new “Knives Out” movie set in a small-town parish, he turned to his Catholic aunt and uncle for help — …

As the church in the United States looks for new ways to foster community, it is helpful to look to the past and understand the history that led to the …